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Electric elbow joint rehabilitation trainer
$268.00 USD
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Product Introduction
This motor-driven electric elbow rehab trainer—rooted in modern rehabilitation medicine—offers standardized passive, active-assisted, and active-resisted training modes for those with elbow movement disorders.
Product specification
| Material | Fabric | Product category | Protective gear |
| Specification | Uniform code | Applicable parts | Hand |
Target audience of the product
- Postoperative patients: such as those after internal fixation of elbow fractures, elbow joint replacement surgery, ligament reconstruction surgery, etc.
- People with sports injuries: such as tennis elbow, golfer's elbow, tendinitis and other chronic strain injuries.
- Patients with neurological diseases: such as elbow joint spasm and muscle weakness caused by stroke and brain trauma.
- Arthritis patients: Joint movement disorders caused by rheumatoid arthritis, osteoarthritis, etc.
- Long-term immobilized individuals: People whose elbow joint function declines due to reasons such as plaster immobilization.
How to Use
- Secure the Elbow:Position your elbow on the trainer, fasten the straps to ensure a stable, comfortable fit (works for either left or right elbow).
- Adjust Settings:Use the smart remote to set the desired motion range (-5°~145°) based on your rehabilitation needs.
- Start Training:Power on the device; the powerful motor will drive smooth elbow movements. Follow your therapist’s guidance for session duration.
- End & Detach:Turn off the device, loosen the straps, and gently remove your elbow from the trainer.
Safety tips
- Use as directed by a doctor: It must be used under the guidance of a doctor or rehabilitation therapist. Incorrect training angles, speeds or modes may cause secondary injuries.
- Gradual progress: Recovery is a slow process. Do not be eager for quick results and suddenly increase the intensity.
- If severe pain occurs during training, stop immediately and consult a professional.
- Regular maintenance: Check if the screws of the equipment are loose and if the transmission is smooth to ensure safe use.
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