Biomechanics: Rehabilitation of joint movements

Movement pathology is combined by a huge number of groups of diseases of traumatic, orthopedic and neurological profile. After severe injuries, diseases of the musculoskeletal system, central and peripheral paralysis and paresis, and other neurological pathologies, patients need to restore their lost motor abilities. Management tactics for patients with motor disorders should include objective diagnosis and an individually selected training course with periodic evaluation of the effectiveness of the process. 

Steadys-Kinematics is a unique system that allows conducting: 

• Objective analysis of joint coordination and movement to determine the tactics of the rehabilitation process and further monitor the dynamics of recovery; 
• Training the motor activity of joints or spine with biofeedback (BFB); 
• Assessment of the dynamics of recovery during and after rehabilitation. 

The Steadys-Kinematics system transforms rehabilitation, making it focused and measurable. Learn more about the Steadys-Kinematics system on the website.