Alreh – Active Drive Dynamic Stander for Rehabilitation

PRODUCT DETAILS

Manufacturer : Alreh Medical

Brand : Alreh

Model : –

Country of Origin : Poland

Year of Introduction : –

Year of Discontinuation : –

Product Highlights :

The most modern and the best dynamic stander on the market for active rehabilitation of people with paralysis of the lower limbs. Walking in an upright position combined with driving motion. Equipped with a unique trolley lifting system and RehaGym system. Intended mainly for active people with a paralysis not higher than Th5, with functional hands and no deformation of the feet and knees! No equivalent on the market!

ACTIVE DRIVE standing and sitting positioner with the RehaGym system

Active Drive is the possibility of walking combined with little road traffic, which gives extraordinary utility possibilities. Now, disabled people with paralysis or paresis of the lower limbs (paraplegia), who have functional arms and want to be physically active, can lift themselves from the wheelchair to a standing position, move forward, backward, do turns around their own axis, perform squats and half-squats, work out all the muscles.

Active Drive is also an excellent tool for the rehabilitation of people with tetraplegia. People with quadriplegia always need the help of a non-disabled person, both when transferring from a wheelchair or bed to a standing frame, standing up to an upright position and walking. In most cases, only passive walking is possible. Passive walking in Active Drive is relatively easy even with high body weight and quadriplegia.

An example of passive walking : the guardian introduces the standing frame to a lateral inclination and performs steps and turns

Example of passive lifting : the caregiver lifts the patient to a standing position and returns with him to the sitting position

The main exercises that can be performed –

Independent, comfortable and safe sitting and standing.

• Moving in any direction.
  Movement takes the form of walking without bending the legs at the knees, with a slight movement of the ankle and hip joint, combined with driving motion (like inline skating). While walking, the musculoskeletal system is naturally loaded, the muscles of the legs, arms and torso work very intensively.
• Exercising joint mobility and muscle strength.
  Exercising the mobility of ankle, knee and hip joints. When doing squats and half-squats using the RehaGym system, the ankle, knee and hip joints work like in a healthy person). Exercising the strength of the arms and all parts of the torso muscles.