Robot Trainer was first launched on November 11, 2013 by Phyathai 1 Hospital. It is an intelligent physical therapy robot designed to treat paralysis from diseases of the brain, spinal cord, bones, and muscles. Helps increase the efficiency of physical therapy, especially walking training and the movement of the hands and arms of patients with paralysis, which includes
With the robot trainer system that can control the speed of walking. Therefore, helping patients practice walking skills and how to place your feet correctly, consistently, and every time including a patient support system that can support a weight of more than a hundred kilograms. So it can prevent injuries or reduce the chance of accidents especially for patient falls. In addition, the robot trainer can be used for physical therapy for patients after joint replacement surgery and patients with other abnormal nervous system conditions such as Parkinson’s disease, brain fog, etc.
Continuity in physical therapy is an important thing that allows patients to return to movement faster. This means that patients must be repeatedly taught how to move correctly. To stimulate the control of various organs of the body that receive direct commands from the brain. Therefore, physical therapy for paralyzed patients is not just training how to move the body alone. But you have to refresh new skills in the brain to be ready to perform commands. The functions of the robot trainer are as follows:
Research has found that patients with leg muscle weakness, which is caused by a cerebrovascular disease (stroke) that causes injury to the brain and spinal cord, if patients are rehabilitated “correctly” and “regularly,” it will stimulate the recovery of the abnormal nervous system more efficiently.
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