🟢Product parameters
| Material | Fabric | Product category | Protective gear |
| Specification | Uniform code | Applicable parts | Hand |
🟢Multiple training modes
- Passive Mode: The device fully drives the patient's arm to perform regular flexion and extension movements. It is suitable for patients who have undergone early surgery or have severe mobility limitations, preventing joint stiffness.
- Active-Assistive Mode: The patient exerts force actively. After the device senses the muscle strength, it provides auxiliary force to complete the movement together. It is suitable for patients with slight recovery of muscle strength and helps to break through the limit of activity.
- Active Mode: The patient moves completely independently. The device does not provide power and is only used as a tool for measuring and recording activity levels.
- Resistive Mode: The device provides adjustable resistance. Patients need to exert force to overcome the resistance for training, which is used to enhance muscle strength and endurance.
🟢Safety and Comfort design
- Emergency stop switch: One-click stop to deal with emergencies.
- Soft limit protection: Gently stops at the set Angle limit to prevent mechanical hard shock.
- Ergonomic design: Adjustable seats, arm rests and hand rests, suitable for patients of different body types, ensuring correct and comfortable training postures.
🟢Applicable population
- 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.
⚠Important Notes
- 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.