Wolfson Neurorehabilitation Centre, Upper Limb Service at St Mary's Hospital, St George's University Hospital London take delivery of its AMADEO and DIEGO by Tyromotion

On Monday 9th May Ectron delivered the AMADEO and DIEGO by Tyromotion to the Wolfson Neurorehabilitation Centre's Upper Limb Service at St Mary's Hospital, St Georges University Hospital, London.



Wolfson Neuro Rehabilitation Centre says it is "Beyond excited. Watch out advance upper limb rehab loading at Wolfson Neuro. Exciting times ahead with AMADEO and DIEGO implementation high dosage Upper Limb Rehab"

More about AMADEO by Tyromotion

The AMADEO is the most advanced robotic-assisted finger-hand therapy device world-wide and is the very latest in a long row of clinically tried and tested robotic and computer-assisted therapy devices for the hand, fingers and thumb. 

The AMADEO's unique design and the specially developed tyroS software makes the AMADEO a popular choice for hospitals and clinics across the world and in the UK at The National Hospital for Neurology and Neurosurgery, Stoke Mandeville Spinal Unit and MOTIONrehab's Intensive Neurological Rehabilitation Centre.

The AMADEO offers a flexible and wide range of therapy options for the hand, fingers and thumb.

More about DIEGO by Tyromotion

DIEGO is the most advanced and most versatile arm-shoulder rehabilitation device worldwide.

Intelligent gravity compensation, robotics and virtual reality facilitate the often difficult training to regain lost arm motor function uni and bilaterally.

Diego relieves the therapist and the patient of the difficult motion guidance of the arms. Because of its overhead construction, DIEGO is easily accessible from all sides and thus offer space for a qualitative therapy of arm-and shoulder motor function.

With DIEGO, you have room for motion, which is why the arm-shoulder rehabilitation device is particularly suited for task-oriented training with real objects. However, DIEGO doesn’t only offer more room for therapy but also more freedom. The intelligent gravity compensation (IGC) makes heavy arms lighter and allows physiological movement of the arms in all stages of rehabilitation.

Be they passive, assistive, or active applications, the DIEGO can be adapted to the individual needs of each patient. Easily and quickly.