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Introduction
Modern approaches to rehabilitation are available to a growing number of people, and modern rehabilitation equipment plays a key role in the recovery process for neurological patients. Thanks to advances in technology, such as robotics and virtual reality, rehabilitation is becoming more efficient, precise and customized.
Neurological patients are a broad spectrum with a wide variety of conditions. These conditions include strokes, spinal cord injuries, neurodegenerative diseases, Parkinson's disease, among others. The essence of neurological rehabilitation is that regardless of the condition, the therapy process should be as effective as possible and bring as much benefit as possible in the shortest possible time. At Neuroport - private clinic in Poznan - We use state-of-the-art robotic equipment for this purpose, including those based on virtual reality.
Virtual reality
Increasingly, rehabilitation facilities for patients are being equipped with innovative, state-of-the-art rehabilitation equipment, using immersive technologies such as Virtual Reality (VR), Augmented Reality (AR), or Mixed Reality (MR), which combine reality with the digital world, providing a sense of "immersion" in digital reality, making the user, through the full experience of the world presented in the game or projection presented (images, film, etc.).), the user becomes less focused on external stimuli and more focused on what is happening on the screen. This makes the sensation of participating in such virtual reality much stronger and increases the level of involvement of their users.
The most common - of the three options - is the use of modern virtual reality (VR) technology, allowing for even more intensive rehabilitation sessions that can maximize the patient's support and potential on the road to fitness.
The device is designed for the rehabilitation of hands after a stroke or other neurological conditions, as a result of which the normal function of precise hand movements (so-called small motor skills) has been disrupted. The MusicGlove was designed to motivate the patient to perform hundreds of precise hand and finger exercises using music and a computer game. The motivating effect of the device is achieved through a combination of melody, rhythm and supportive visual effects. This state-of-the-art equipment for post-stroke hand rehabilitation in Poznan allows recording the results achieved during the exercises, which makes it possible to plan therapy with a specific degree of difficulty adequate to the patient's motor and perceptual abilities.
It is an innovative rehabilitation device designed for upper limb therapy in the course of neurological and orthopedic diseases. The patient is motivated to engage the dysfunctional limb during exercises with the help of a more efficient limb. Bimeo is supported by software using virtual reality based on activities and tasks of everyday life, which effectively stimulates the performance of new movement patterns and thus improves motor skills. The therapist can monitor the patient's course of therapy and adjust the difficulty of movement tasks according to the patient's needs. This state-of-the-art rehabilitation equipment thus makes the rehabilitation process more effective and more focused on acquiring the most desirable motor skills.
Armeo
Another type of post-stroke hand rehabilitation equipment in Poznan is the Hocoma Armeo Spring. This is a state-of-the-art device for upper limb neurorehabilitation. Rehabilitation is based on working with an orthosis (exoskeleton), whose system of springs supports the exercised limb during movement. The orthosis is designed for patients with limited or lost function of the arm and forearm. Thanks to the repetitive correct movements of the limb, the patient has the opportunity to acquire new motor patterns. Dysfunctions caused by injuries to the central or peripheral nervous system are treated by training that includes exercises to increase muscle strength, range of motion of the limb and control of movement. The Armeo Spring system allows 3D movements, modification of difficulty levels, recording of test results and automatic generation of clinical reports.
Modern rehabilitation equipment available at Neuroport also includes a neurological hand rehabilitation device compatible with the Armeo Spring orthosis. It is used for hand rehabilitation, enabling the re-education of hand function and restoration of normal ranges of motion. The Manovo Spring device is designed specifically for training grasping function and relaxing handshake in cases of brain injury and other neurological conditions. Combined with the Armeo Spring, the Manovo Spring allows even patients with severe motor function impairments to train in 3D space. The so-called virtual reality (VR) used during the exercises allows to mimic movements from activities of daily living, which increases the patient's efficiency and independence in everyday life.
Lokomat PRO 6
This type of modern rehabilitation equipment is a fully automatic lower limb orthosis. Training with the Lokomat allows rehabilitation on a treadmill while maintaining the correct gait pattern under dynamic pressure relief. Regular training with the Lokomat Pro 6 system allows to prevent many consequences of neurological diseases of the central and peripheral nervous system. Thanks to the ergonomic design, the patient can complete a very large number of repetitions during training, which measurably affects the effectiveness of therapy. The dynamic pressure relief provided by the Lokomat enables early gait training in patients without sufficient lost muscle strength. The value of strain relief and other gait parameters are electronically controlled and adjusted to the patient's needs. The therapy is particularly effective for patients with gait disorders caused by neurological diseases, including stroke, craniocerebral trauma, multiple sclerosis and others.
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