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FitMi Home Therapy with Tablet
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MusicGlove Home Therapy for PC/Mac
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MusicGlove Home Therapy with Tablet
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FitMi Clinic Therapy System with Tablet
MusicGlove Clinic Therapy System with Tablet (6 gloves)
MusicGlove Clinic Therapy System with Tablet (6 gloves)
Teorema Project LATCHES DOMESTIC ACTIVITIES
Teorema Project LATCHES DOMESTIC ACTIVITIES
A “sliding” latch: due to this instrument’s size, the patient has to have a fine grip using the first three fingers.
Also they must associate a small movement in the vertical plane to free the latch and move it along the horizontal plane. The patient can also be asked to do this task without using the visual channel, which means that they must rely on tactile-kinaesthetic information.
A “turning” handle: in this case the grip involves control with the thumb and side of the second finger. A supination and pronation rotating force is required to turn the handle.
Teorema Project PRONE SUPINATION MANIPULATION SKILLS
Teorema Project PRONE SUPINATION MANIPULATION SKILLS
Positioned on a table: This aid is used to invite and guide the patient through prone supination tasks with their forearm.
Two knobs below the equipment are used to position it correctly for the patient.
The proximal support on which the forearm is placed must be adjusted to a height that keeps the shoulder in a comfortable, neutral position.
By raising and lowering the adjustment element with the elbow flexed, the position is changed to extra/intra rotation of the upper limb respectively.
The knob nearest to the handle is used to adjust it to the correct tilt on the prone supination plane, while the upper knob is used to adjust a system that is able to provide resistance to the movement by the patient, which can be varied in intensity.
The patient is therefore asked to overcome the resistance offered by the aid, and the extent of that resistance is determined by the therapist in relation to the therapeutic goal.
Teorema Project ERGO 400 ADVANCED WALL-MOUNTED PANEL
Teorema Project ERGO 400 ADVANCED WALL-MOUNTED PANEL
This is an advanced wall-mounted panel, set up for using a single work aid at a time.
The module is inserted by sliding in specific guides, and locked in place using a lever device.
The aid can now be easily adjusted in height without any tools or repositioning, making variations and progression possible when executing the same exercise.
The adjustment system is simple and does not require any force on the part of the therapist. The aid can therefore be adjusted between 54 and 200 cm, at 2.5 cm intervals.
The aid attachment also makes it possible to do the same exercise at a tilt of 0° to 90°, from vertical to horizontal.
The work module can be freely chosen from the libraries available.
The structure is in metal and is supplied with specific hardware.
Teorema Project MAGIC SNAKE 1 RECTANGULAR BASE MODULE
Teorema Project MAGIC SNAKE 1 RECTANGULAR BASE MODULE
This aid consists of a rectangular base module with a flexible plastic tube that can be bent and shaped as you wish to create the desired shape/path.
The tube ends can then be slotted into the base.
The kit also includes a “goose bill” hook, a ring and a disc, all with different sizes, grips and weight, that can be guided along the path defined by the shaped tube.
This aid offers complete freedom in creating different movements and grips.
Teorema Project CUPS FOOD
In gripping the cup the weight of the object is used because the circumference is supported by the grip formed by the thumb and middle finger, and a hook made up of the index finger. This grip requires excellent thumb and middle finger stability, as well as the integrity of the deep flexor on the index finger and abductor on the thumb, which is essential for this task.
To grip the cup it is important to have good skill in using flexing/extending muscles of both the hand and the rest of the upper limb in a harmonious manner, for the reaching and subsequent gripping phases.
You can also work on the patient’s capacity to open their hand to grip/release the cup at various heights.
Common disposable plastic cups can be inserted.