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General Exercise, Hand Exercise & Therapy, TEOREMA Project 
Teorema Project LACES CLOTHINGfavorites
On one side this aid has laces with holes and “eyelets” (closed rings), and on the other laces hooked in an “oblique” direction by chromed hooks.
Both of which are found on many types of footwear.
Positioned on a table: In this position the task is made easier than when positioned vertically, due to the fact that the patient is not tired out by having to keep their arms raised and stabilised during the task.
Positioned on a vertical panel: To do these tasks, applying pressure by opposing endings is essential. This grip is finer and more precise because it makes it possible to hold an object securely. The thumb opposes the pulp side end of the end of the index finger, gripping the lace and the prone supination movements of the forearm, associated with flexing the wrist, make it possible to do the task and threading the lace through the various holes. For both these tasks the side of the hand acts to stabilise the object, and good coordination is essential to complete the tasks.
Bear in mind that even a minor injury that damages these articular areas can compromise this pincer grip – in fact, complete passive articular control of the distal IF on the second finger is required as well as stability of the deep flexor and synchronised activation of the long flexor in the thumb.
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On one side this aid has laces with holes and “eyelets” (closed rings), and on the other laces hooked in an “oblique” direction by chromed hooks. Both of which are found on many types of footwear. Positioned on a table: In this position the task is made easier than when positioned vertically, due to the fact that the patient is not tired out by having to keep their arms raised and stabilised during the task. Positioned on a vertical panel: To do these tasks, applying pressure by opposing endings is essential. This grip is finer and more precise because it makes it possible to hold an object securely. The thumb opposes the pulp side end of the end of the index finger, gripping the lace and the prone supination movements of the forearm, associated with flexing the wrist, make it possible to do the task and threading the lace through the various holes. For both these tasks the side of the hand acts to stabilise the object, and good coordination is essential to complete the tasks. Bear in mind that even a minor injury that damages these articular areas can compromise this pincer grip - in fact, complete passive articular control of the distal IF on the second finger is required as well as stability of the deep flexor and synchronised activation of the long flexor in the thumb.
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Teorema Project LACES CLOTHING
On one side this aid has laces with holes and “eyelets” (closed rings), and on the other laces hooked in an “oblique” direction by chromed hooks.
Both of which are found on many types of footwear.
Positioned on a table: In this position the task is made easier than when positioned vertically, due to the fact that the patient is not tired out by having to keep their arms raised and stabilised during the task.
Positioned on a vertical panel: To do these tasks, applying pressure by opposing endings is essential. This grip is finer and more precise because it makes it possible to hold an object securely. The thumb opposes the pulp side end of the end of the index finger, gripping the lace and the prone supination movements of the forearm, associated with flexing the wrist, make it possible to do the task and threading the lace through the various holes. For both these tasks the side of the hand acts to stabilise the object, and good coordination is essential to complete the tasks.
Bear in mind that even a minor injury that damages these articular areas can compromise this pincer grip – in fact, complete passive articular control of the distal IF on the second finger is required as well as stability of the deep flexor and synchronised activation of the long flexor in the thumb.
SKU: CS-AR10020 - General Exercise, Hand Exercise & Therapy, TEOREMA Project
Teorema Project ERGO 100 CONFIGURABLE PANEL
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General Exercise, Hand Exercise & Therapy, TEOREMA ProjectTeorema Project ERGO 100 CONFIGURABLE PANEL
This is a modular panel that can be attached to the wall. The panel is designed to hold up to four exercise modules with a rectangular base.
No tool is required to re-position an individual module at a different height.
The module is inserted by sliding it into specific guides, and easily locked in place using a lever device.
The possibility of positioning the module higher up allows for adapting the exercise gradually and progressively according to the patient’s improvement. The structure is supplied with specific hardware.
SKU: CS-AR10003 - General Exercise, Hand Exercise & Therapy, TEOREMA Project
Teorema Project TILT ERGO 1 STRUCTURE
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General Exercise, Hand Exercise & Therapy, TEOREMA ProjectTeorema Project TILT ERGO 1 STRUCTURE
This support structure makes it possible to vary the tilt on an individual work aid by 0° to 90° and can be adjusted to any intermediate position.
This makes it possible to extend the opportunities for executing the same exercise in terms of commitment and difficulty.
Also, it can used horizontal, with the patient sitting, or vertical with the patient standing up, by fitting the element to a configurable ERGO 100 panel while the patient is standing.
The structure is in painted metal, while the base is in anti-bacterial polyethylene that is water and UV ray resistant and easy to sterilise.
SKU: CS-AR10007
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| Weight | 1.1kg |
| Assembled Dimensions LxWxH | 395 x 175 x 25mm |
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Teorema Project ERGO TABLE INDIVIDUAL WORK AID
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General Exercise, Hand Exercise & Therapy, TEOREMA ProjectTeorema Project ERGO TABLE INDIVIDUAL WORK AID
Individual work aids can also be used while seated, by using this specific fold-away, wall-mounted table.
This service table blends in with any other vertical structures available, in terms of materials and aesthetic characteristics, and can be combined with one of them.
The structure is in painted metal, while the worktop is in anti-bacterial polyethylene that is water and UV ray resistant and easy to sterilise.
The worktop is also shaped to make it more ergonomic for cases of use by patients in wheelchairs. When not in use the service table can be folded away. It comes with specific hardware.
The ERGO TABLE occupational worktop is easy to fold away, to reduce its bulk when not in use.
SKU: CS-AR10006 - General Exercise, Hand Exercise & Therapy, TEOREMA Project
Teorema Project ERGO 100 CONFIGURABLE PANEL
Quick ViewGeneral Exercise, Hand Exercise & Therapy, TEOREMA ProjectTeorema Project ERGO 100 CONFIGURABLE PANEL
This is a modular panel that can be attached to the wall. The panel is designed to hold up to four exercise modules with a rectangular base.
No tool is required to re-position an individual module at a different height.
The module is inserted by sliding it into specific guides, and easily locked in place using a lever device.
The possibility of positioning the module higher up allows for adapting the exercise gradually and progressively according to the patient’s improvement. The structure is supplied with specific hardware.
SKU: CS-AR10003 - General Exercise, Hand Exercise & Therapy, TEOREMA Project
Teorema Project ERGO 400 ADVANCED WALL-MOUNTED PANEL
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General Exercise, Hand Exercise & Therapy, TEOREMA ProjectTeorema 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.
SKU: CS-AR10004
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Teorema Project ELASTIC SLALOM DOMESTIC ACTIVITIES
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General Exercise, Hand Exercise & TherapyTeorema Project ELASTIC SLALOM DOMESTIC ACTIVITIES
This aid is made to allow patients to exercise using “slalom” tasks between the pegs, following a sequence determined by the therapist on each occasion.
Precision and coordination of movements is required to keep the elastic cord taut and to guide it during the exercise. The ring facilitates holding it.
The unit has 5 plastic pegs.
One of these is used to hold the end of the elastic to be “guided” as indicated by the therapist.
SKU: CS-AR10023 - General Exercise, Hand Exercise & Therapy, TEOREMA Project
Teorema Project FANTASY STICKS SMALL BOARD
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General Exercise, Hand Exercise & Therapy, TEOREMA ProjectTeorema Project FANTASY STICKS SMALL BOARD
The rectangular base panel is supplied together with metal cylinders that can be inserted freely into the thirty holes arranged in the base.
It’s devised for hand-eye coordination, to improve dexterity and/or use the correct strength when inserting things. It can also be used to weave coloured ribbons or elastic bands through the cylinders.
It is to practise accuracy with movements and the strength required to either extract the cylinders or push them into the holes.
The standard set-up for the exercise aid can be subsequently integrated with other similar or different components from the available choice of accessories.
SKU: CS-AR10031-C - General Exercise, Hand Exercise & Therapy, TEOREMA Project
Teorema Project LATCHES DOMESTIC ACTIVITIES
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General Exercise, Hand Exercise & Therapy, TEOREMA ProjectTeorema 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.
SKU: CS-AR10015 - General Exercise, Hand Exercise & Therapy, TEOREMA Project
Teorema Project ELECTRICITY DOMESTIC ACTIVITIES
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To activate the switch, the finger must be positioned on the correct half of the button. This task can also be done using two fingers.
To do a rhythmic alternating movement, selectivity is required in calling on the two fingers to flex in succession.
Inserting a plug in a socket is a task that calls for attention, coordination and evaluation of the force to do so safely. The patient must grip the two elements firmly in their hands and connect them to one another.
SKU: CS-AR10016
