ORTORENT MOTO Mechanotherapy Device

Description

Patient comfort and safety are top priorities when using patient lifts. Smooth, careful movement avoids sudden jolts, which is especially important for people with limited mobility. This reduces the risk of injury and ensures a more comfortable position for the patient.

Reducing strain on medical staff is one of the key functions of patient lifts. Using specialized equipment, nurses and orderlies can safely move patients without excessive physical effort. This helps prevent occupational back and joint injuries.

Patient lifts also enable independent movement. Patients can transfer themselves from a bed to a chair or gurney, which helps preserve residual mobility and significantly improves quality of life.

Key Advantages

• - Multifunctional modes support various types of training: passive training with motor drive, active training with variable resistance, assisted training with motor support, and the ability to select the optimal mode for a specific patient;
• - An innovative control system ensures safe, effective training: a "spasm control" function automatically detects spasms; when a spasm occurs, the device stops and reverses rotation to relax the muscle; built-in biofeedback; and real-time patient condition monitoring;
• - Modern online capabilities make use maximally convenient: remote monitoring of patient exercises, analysis of session results and statistics, creation of an unlimited number of individual rehabilitation programs, and online monitoring to identify unmotivated patients;
• - Every usability detail has been carefully thought out: electronic height adjustment for patients of different heights, a "pedal feed" function for easier setup, built-in motivational gamified programs, and usability for patients in wheelchairs;
• - Patient safety is ensured by a comprehensive system: an integrated heart rate sensor with feedback function, automatic shutdown if the heart rate threshold is exceeded, secure patient positioning, and smooth load adjustment;
• - Broad applicability allows the device to be used to treat various conditions: upper and lower limb injuries, shoulder and hip joint damage, neurogenic contractures, spinal cord injuries, recovery after joint replacement, and knee ligament injuries.