Lower Limb Feedback Rehabilitation Training System

For many patients with lower limb dysfunction, taking just a few steps from the hospital bed to the ground was once an unattainable dream - lower limb weakness after stroke, abnormal gait after spinal cord injury, insufficient muscle strength after surgery... These problems not only trapped the body, but also gradually eroded confidence in life.

SUNNYOU Medical Lower Limb Feedback Rehabilitation Training System (XYKXZFK-9) offers a new solution for "precision rehabilitation" for these patients. Designed for people with lower limb dysfunction, this simulated walking training device uses scientific training models and diverse functional configurations to gradually activate lower limb neuromuscular function, restore a normal gait, and help patients achieve their goal of walking.

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"Phase-based training": From "passive assistance" to "active force", adapted to different stages of recovery!

Rehabilitation is not a one-size-fits-all approach. The core advantage of the lower limb feedback rehabilitation training system is that it can provide two training modes, "passive + active," based on the patient's muscle strength level, accurately matching different rehabilitation stages: early, mid-, and late.

Passive training: Building a "support bridge" for "weak lower limbs":

For patients in the early and middle stages of rehabilitation, whose muscle strength level is below level 2 (the lower limbs cannot be actively lifted off the bed), the device will start the "passive training" mode - driving the patient's lower limbs through the mechanical structure to simulate the movement trajectory of the hip, knee and ankle joints during normal walking, completing the gait cycle slowly and smoothly, just like having a professional rehabilitation therapist assisting throughout the process.

• Passive training can prevent muscle atrophy and joint stiffness caused by long-term bed rest, while continuously stimulating the nerve endings of the lower limbs, laying the foundation for subsequent active force.

Active training: Activate "dormant muscle power" and restore the initiative of walking

When the patient's muscle strength reaches level 2 or above (able to actively lift off the bed), they can switch to "active training" mode. At this point, the device no longer "dominates" the movement, but instead uses sensors to capture the patient's active force signals from the lower limbs and provides real-time feedback, allowing the patient to regain "control" of their lower limbs.

• The core goal of active training is to awaken damaged neuromuscular pathways, strengthen lower limb muscle strength and coordination, help patients establish a near-normal gait pattern, and make key preparations for "independent walking."

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Beyond "walking training": These unique features make rehabilitation more accurate.

In addition to core active and passive training, the lower limb feedback rehabilitation training system also features a number of practical functions to make the rehabilitation process more scientific and reassuring: Beyond "walking training"

1. Tracking and evaluation mode: real-time understanding of rehabilitation progress

During training, the device automatically records the patient's gait parameters (such as cadence and step angle), torque changes, and other data, generating a visual report.

Doctors and rehabilitation therapists can use this data to assess the patient's recovery stage and adjust training plans accordingly, avoiding blind or insufficient training.

Spasm Detection Mode: Avoid Risks in Advance

Lower limb spasticity is a common problem for many patients during rehabilitation. Triggering a spasticity during exercise can lead to muscle damage or gait abnormalities.

The device's spasticity detection function uses sensors to detect changes in muscle tension in the patient's lower limbs. If a spasticity is detected, the device immediately stops the exercise to prevent limb damage.

2. Multiple protections: providing patients with “stable protection

• The device is also equipped with an emergency stop button, an emergency stop handle, and a comfortable lower limb restraint.

Whether it's sudden discomfort during training or the patient experiences physical instability, these features reduce treatment risks, providing greater peace of mind for patients and their families.

SUNNYOU Medical's intelligent lower limb feedback rehabilitation training system uses a phased, personalized approach to rehabilitation, bridging the gap between bedridden patients and walking. If you have a family member or friend struggling with lower limb dysfunction, you might want to learn more about this device and let scientific rehabilitation help them regain the ability to walk.

I hope that every patient can say goodbye to the "difficulty of walking" as soon as possible with the help of professionals, stand in the sun again, and take every step of their own freely.