What is an Assisted Walking System?
The Assisted Walking System is an important robotic rehabilitation device used in the treatment of conditions such as neurological diseases, orthopedic problems, difficulty walking after cardiovascular diseases and balance problems. This device supports the patient's body weight with belts and minimizes the risk of falling. Patients progress under the supervision of physiotherapists while receiving controlled walking training.
How does the Assisted Walking System Work?
The Assisted Walking System supports the patient's body weight with the belts of the device. In this way, it helps the patient to maintain balance while walking. In addition, thanks to the sensors on the front of the robot, the patient can walk safely without encountering any obstacles. The system improves patients' gait adaptation by training them to walk on both smooth surfaces and uneven surfaces. This mobile device enables patients to receive gait training not only in rehabilitation halls but also in their rooms and corridors.
Benefits of Assisted Walking System
- Safe Walking: The device ensures patients walk safely, minimizing the risk of falls.
- Mobile Training: Offers the possibility to exercise in patient rooms, corridors and rehabilitation halls.
- High Adaptability: Increases the patient's gait adaptation by providing gait training even on uneven surfaces.
- Improved Balance: Patients who enhance their balance during walking rapidly regain independent mobility.
- Personalized Rehabilitation: Thanks to the sensor-supported structure, it offers customized treatment programs according to the needs of each patient.
Who is it suitable for?
The Assisted Walking System is an effective treatment option used after various neurological and orthopedic diseases and traumas. It is suitable for the following conditions:
- Neurological Disorders: Patients who have difficulty walking after conditions such as stroke, spinal cord injuries, Parkinson's disease, multiple sclerosis.
- Orthopedic Problems: Patients with walking difficulties after prosthetic surgery, ligament surgery, ankle injuries and surgical operations in the lower extremities.
- Cardiovascular Disorders: It is a suitable treatment method for patients who are trying to overcome the effects of surgeries after cardiovascular diseases.
Assisted Walking System at Romatem
Romatem Hospitals offers its patients a modern and safe rehabilitation process with the Assisted Walking System. This device plays an important role in both neurological and orthopedic treatment processes, improves patients' walking and balance skills, and helps them gain independence. It accelerates recovery processes and improves quality of life with personalized rehabilitation plans.
Take your first step towards a healthier life by taking advantage of modern technology and personalized treatment methods with the Assisted Walking System!