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- The ERGYS Rehabilitation System uses computerized
functional electrical stimulation (CFES) to allow persons with little or no voluntary leg
movement (e.g., SCI) to actively pedal a stationary leg-cycle ergometer. Computer
generated, low-level electrical pulses transmitted through surface electrodes cause
coordinated contractions of the large muscles of the legs. Sensors located in the ERGYS
provide continuous feedback to a computer which controls the sequence of muscle
contractions as well as the resistance to pedaling. The result is smooth and natural
pedaling, with the riders leg muscles supplying the power. The benefits to this
therapy include the prevention of muscle disuse atrophy, relaxation of muscle spasms,
improved circulation, and increased range of motion. Clinical studies have also documented
improvements to the cardiovascular system as well as other systemic benefits.
REGYS
The REGYS Clinic Rehabilitation System was introduced in
1984. It was the first commercially available leg-cycle ergometer to use functional
electrical stimulation (FES) as a means to improve the health of persons with spinal cord
injuries. The REGYS, which is the predecessor of the ERGYS and ERGYS
2 Rehabilitation Systems, is still actively used in rehab and research
centers around the world. Therapeutic Alliances continues to support this product in
full with service and accessories.
The NeuroEDUCATOR Electromyography (EMG) Biofeedback System is designed for neuromuscular
therapy aimed at returning or improving voluntary muscle control. Through visual and audio
feedback, the patient learns how to reproduce, maintain, and control EMG responses for
maximum improvement in muscle function. The NeuroEDUCATOR is used by physicians, physical
therapists, occupational therapists, psychologists, and psychiatrists to treat stroke,
head trauma, spinal cord injury, cerebral palsy, and other neuromuscular disorders.
SpectraSTIM
Four channels of powerful, portable electrical stimulation to retain muscle mass and improve overall health. A great complement to the ERGYS.
Parastep by Sigmedics
Neuromuscular electrical stimulation (NMES) providing the potential for the
spinal cord injured patient to stand and ambulate.
Control
Bionics
A range of products enabling people to use a computer even if they can't use a keyboard,
or a mouse, or voice controls or other common interfaces.
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