Early-Stage Paralysis Mobilization Device

Early-Stage Paralysis Mobilization Device

The Early-Stage Paralysis Mobilization Device is a highly advanced and practical device used intensively in the early stages of treatment for patients who are immobile and bedridden. It is a combination of three devices: the table tilt, CPM (Continuous Passive Motion), and FES (Functional Electrical Stimulation). This device can be applied to patients with severely restricted or lost mobility due to various conditions such as Parkinson's disease or stroke, who require an intensive rehabilitation program and have prolonged hospital stays and movement disorders.

The robotic technology-based rehabilitation provided by the Early-Stage Stroke Mobilization Device aims to restore the patient's lost movement ability as early as possible, helping to avoid the negative effects of immobility, such as the commonly encountered issue of bedsores. The use of this device in a rehabilitation program also positively impacts the patient's motivation, thereby accelerating the rehabilitation process.