Roswell Park Therapists Use DBWS for Cancer Patient Rehab
Physical therapists detailed how a dynamic body-weight support system (DBWS) was used in the rehabilitation of a cancer patient.
Physical therapists detailed how a dynamic body-weight support system (DBWS) was used in the rehabilitation of a cancer patient.
Devin Cooney, MOR, OTR/L, Brittany Merkh, PT, DPT, and Kelly Tender, MS, CCC-SLP, write about the integration of technology-based rehabilitation within stroke recovery in this feature for the November/December 2019 issue of Rehab Management.
Rehab Management has gathered a select group of products to showcase some of the latest technologies on the market being used in clinical settings and research.
Victor, NY-based Gorbel Inc, manufacturer of the SafeGait line of medical rehabilitation and training products, celebrates its 40th anniversary of its founding.
Read MoreThe CARESTREAM OnSight 3D Extremity System from Carestream Health recently debuted on the exhibit hall floor during the American Academy of Orthopaedic Executives annual meeting, April 22-25.
Read MoreAdvanced rehabilitation technologies are finding favor as adjuncts to skills in building excellence among inpatient stroke programs. A feature for Rehab Management by Frank Long.
Read MoreOutcomes and safety improve as therapists embrace equipment and develop a culture of technology. An exclusive feature from Rehab Management.
Read MoreHow does robotics really benefit spinal cord-injured patients? Kennedy Krieger Institute researchers test three robotic devices and discover how differences in engineering and application affect functional outcome measures among patients affected by tetraplegia and paraplegia.
Read MoreThe Andago mobile robot for body weight-supported gait training is now available for use in the United States, according to its manufacturer—Norwell, Mass-headquartered Hocoma Inc USA.
Read More“First Attempt In Learning” approach enables patients to practice high-risk activities with the frequency needed to acquire skills that will help them move safely. An exclusive Rehab Management clinical feature.
Read MoreImproving quality of movement without compromising safety is a shared goal for patients and therapists.
Read MoreGorbel Medical introduces its updated SafeGait 360° Balance and Mobility Trainer, as well as two brand-new devices, during the American Physical Therapy Association’s Combined Sections Meeting, February 17-20 in Anaheim, Calif.
Read MoreInnovation is changing the game for stroke programs. Evidence-based use of advanced technologies can help provide an enriched rehabilitation environment that improves outcomes and lifts the patient’s experience.
Read MoreGetting the best out of plasticity and learning means therapeutic interventions that provide feedback, allow high repetition, and offer a safe environment for error.
Read MoreIn the clinic, advanced technologies are helping therapists log superior outcomes, but getting there requires fully informed purchase decisions.
Read MoreCIR Systems Inc, manufacturer of the GAITrite gait analysis systems, announces it has moved to a larger facility.
Read MoreKirk D. Endersby, PT, NCS, and Eric Schwelke, CPO, LPO, share about how a gait training program, supplemented by assistive technology and a skilled orthotics team, could help get patients back on their feet after stroke.
Read MoreMeasurement and assessment technologies are only the starting point for getting patients back to their lives.
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