A reliable frame that is easy to adjust. Chest and knee supports hold the body in the correct position while the hands stay free. It makes caring for a person with limited mobility easier.
For teenagers and adults.
Indications
- Cerebral palsy of varying severity
- Spina bifida
- Brain and spinal cord injuries
- Demyelinating diseases (multiple sclerosis, ALS)
- Muscle diseases with paresis or paralysis, genetic syndromes
- Recovery after spine and lower-limb injuries
Features
- Wheels with brakes: easy to move together with the user
- A chest belt keeps the torso upright
- Knee supports adjust in height and depth, each knee separately
- Each foot adjusts separately, with fixing straps
- The table moves forward and back, up and down
1 Arriving together2 The doctor helps them up3 Knee support4 Chest support5 Done, hands free
How it works
The patient arrives in a wheelchair; the doctor helps them onto the platform and secures the knees and chest. The patient stands steadily with both hands free.
