Robotic rehabilitation glove after stroke, right hand S

Brand: RESTEQ
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In stock 2
In stock 2
$258.10

This robotic rehabilitation glove is designed for hand and finger exercises following stroke , hemiplegia , and impaired motor function in the right hand. The S -size model is designed to support therapy at home and in medical facilities. The device allows for passive , assisted , and active exercise modes, allowing for the intensity of rehabilitation to be tailored to the user's current abilities.

Electronic control simplifies finger selection without the need to manually adjust air valves. This solution supports precise finger grip, extension, and flexion, and also aids in the gradual restoration of manual dexterity. A stable electric drive ensures consistent operation, while the intensity control function allows for customization of the exercise range to the patient's needs. Overload protection increases safety during therapy.

This product is ideal for everyday hand rehabilitation, especially for individuals requiring systematic movement training. Its compact design facilitates handling and storage, and its simple operation allows for use without constant specialist supervision. It is a practical solution that supports hand exercises after neurological injuries and in the recovery process after prolonged periods of limited mobility.

  • Product: Robotic rehabilitation glove
  • Purpose: hand and finger rehabilitation
  • Side: right hand
  • Size: S
  • Application: after stroke, in hemiplegia, in post-traumatic and neurological therapy
  • Operating modes: passive, assisted, active
  • Control: Finger selection from the control panel
  • Drive: electric
  • Safety features: overload protection
  • Intended use: home and clinical

Key benefits include the ability to gradually adjust exercises, convenient control without manual adjustments, support for finger precision training, and assistance in daily grip therapy. This product provides practical support in the rehabilitation of individuals who require regular hand exercises following neurological incidents or to regain mobility.

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