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Modular staircases and adjustable parallel bars for use in physical therapy. Modular parallel bar systems and parallel bars allow performing exercises within a therapeutic rehabilitation program.
The modular parallel bars Plus Line are characterized by the innovative STandGOSystem™ for simultaneous and precise adjustment of the handrails on the two sides, which keeps them perfectly parallel by means of a single control that requires minimum effort to be operated.
The foot control activates gas springs for continuous movement, thus ensuring maximum precision and uniform adjustment, which can be millimetric or, in any event, extremely precise and can be quickly carried out even during rehabilitation exercise. The handrails can also be adjusted in width. Handrail width adjustment.
The parallel bars in the Plus Line allow carrying out step training by optimizing patient locomotion as a result of the simple and immediate adjustment system for height and width, with adaptation to the motor pattern that will be developed.
During the initial phase, maximum support is ensured to the upper limbs (photo 1); then the handrail height is progresssively reduced until the user's hands just brush them (photo 2) or don't touch them at all.
In this manner, the parallel bars will not be an obstacle for correct posture by the user when ambulation during functional recovery.
The modularity of the parallel bar systems in the Plus Line allows the patient to be involved and motivated when ambulating, leaving the therapist more time to dedicate to observing and evaluating functional improvements during the exercise. Therefore, the therapist can concentrate - especially in the case of subjects with extremely compromised neuro-motor characteristics - on continuously correcting gestures, rate, angles and the kinematic mechanism while the patient ambulates, until the most correct motor pattern is obtained.
This image illustrates an example of modularity by combining two 3-meter long and one 2-meter long parallel bars, thus obtaining an 8-meter long walkpath.
