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Post all your questions and comments about issues relating to neurology, stroke, head injury etc. in this forum. Ask advice about spasticity or factors in treating the acute neurological patient in ICU.

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Old 27-02-2004, 04:14 PM
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treadmills

does anyone know of a make of treadmill that starts at very low speeds for neuro rehab?lynda
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Old 18-03-2004, 07:29 PM
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re: treadmills

If in Australia then please contact Stewart Crowther at scrowther@exerciseaustralia.com . He will be able to assist you.
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re: treadmills

If you are in the UK, st georges in london have got a great treadmill with body weight support made by a company called Woodway. It's a german company as far as I know.
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re: treadmills

the make "spirit" or "Sprint" I have in my clinic starts at 0.5kph and is suitable at that speed for stroke and other motor neurone issues, rich
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Hi,

Woodway GMBH is one of the popular Bodyweight Supported Treadmill Therapy appratus.Its from germany.

http://www.woodway.com

You can see few machines on this website under category Medical Rehabilitation.

Robotic treadmill therapy is another method which is similar to BWSTT but there is no need for the therapist to assist with the leg movements of the patient.

http://www.hocoma.ch/

Hope this information would be useful for the time being.
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Re: treadmills

see enraf nonius sites. mill track starts at 0,1kph, but it is on special request for additional €
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does anyone know of a make of treadmill that starts at very low speeds for neuro rehab?lynda
The brand "spirit" starts at about 0.5kph and I have one and use it for neuro rehab
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