| Pablo Hand Arm Therapy |
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Interactive Therapy for the upper extremities
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| Product Description |
Pablo® is a innovative therapy and rehabilitation device for patients with motor disorders in the upper extremities. On the one hand the device serves as an evaluation tool and on the other hand as a sensor system for the control of interactive training programmes.
Pablo® was developed in cooperation with leading doctors and therapists for use in neurological rehabilitation as is based on the latest findings in neurological research.
Pablo® is simply connected to your PC or Notebook by way of the USB port and operated with the aid of software which is suited to the place of therapy.
Key facts:
- Hand-/Arm Function Evaluation witch course of therapy and report
- Hand Force Sensor (Flexion and Extension)
- Pincer grip and lateral grip strength Evaluation
- Position of the Hand/Arm Measurement and Evaluation
- Interactive Motion Training with audiovisual feedback
- Force controlled
- Position controlled (diverse training is possible)
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| Product Features |
ASSESSMENT TOOLBOX
Isometric force values such as grip strength (flexion and extension), lateral grip strength and pincer grip strength can be evaluated. Furthermore the position of the hand and its placement and therefore also that of the arm can be measured which allows for evaluation of various movements of the upper extremities.
INTERACTIVE THERAPY
Task-orientated therapy modules combined with audio-visual as well as tactile feedback ensure maximum concentration and motivation. These therapy modules can be controlled both by strength and by moving the sensor. An infinitely variable adjustment of the level of difficulty is provided which ensures training at the limits of motor and sensory performance.
DATABASE
All measured results are saved in a database and provide comprehensive documentation as well as graphic evaluation which allow interpretation of the course of therapy. The data can be called up and displayed as a patient record and then saved again for possible future reference. |
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