The primary benefit of this rehabilitation trainer is to enhance spinal function and stability through targeted therapy exercises in various positions, aiding patients recovering from spinal injuries or dysfunction.
The system utilizes lumbar sensors and a display screen to provide real-time visual feedback on lumbar movement amplitude, helping users track their progress and maintain proper form.
Exercises can be performed in sitting, standing, and prone positions, each targeting different aspects of spinal function and stability.
This system is ideal for patients recovering from spinal injuries, dysfunction, or surgeries, as well as individuals with mobility impairments seeking to improve motor coordination.
Yes, the system is designed to accommodate patients at different stages of spinal dysfunction, with exercises tailored from early to advanced stages.
The sitting position rehabilitation activates and strengthens spinal control through resistance movements of the upper limbs while providing real-time feedback to avoid compensatory movements.
In the standing posture, the system combines upper and lower limb movements to strengthen spinal function and improve motor coordination, replicating the control needed for daily activities.
The prone position rehabilitation minimizes spinal pressure to activate spinal muscles, aiding in establishing stability and correct movement patterns, especially in the early stages of recovery.
The four-stage process includes activating deep stabilizing muscles, optimizing spinal posture, transferring stabilization to daily movements, and engaging in dynamic strength exercises for limbs.
The system enhances motor coordination by combining upper and lower limb movements while maintaining spinal control, promoting better overall movement patterns.
Yes, this spinal stabilization rehabilitation system can be used in both clinical and home settings, making it versatile for patient recovery.
The system specifically targets deep stabilizing muscles of the spine, including the transverse abdominal and multifidus muscles, to enhance spinal stability.
The system typically includes user guides and instructional materials to help users understand how to perform exercises correctly and maximize training effectiveness.
Yes, the system is designed to strengthen spinal muscles, which helps maintain proper posture and stability during movement.
Visual feedback helps users understand their spinal movement amplitude in real-time, ensuring proper form and maximizing the training effect for better recovery outcomes.
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