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Nordic-Neurostim ApS
Svendborgvej 5,
2970
Hørsholm
Denmark
Denmark
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- 04 Physiotherapy / orthopaedic technology
- 04.12 Rehabilitation equipment and devices
Rehabilitation equipment and devices
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Product category: Rehabilitation equipment and devices
INCEDO - Reflex-based Electrical Therapy
With nociceptive reflex therapy, a stimulus is applied to the sole of the foot.
This evokes the body’s own built-in withdrawal reflex and supports the patient in lifting and taking a step.
50% of stroke patients have problems walking after completing gait rehabilitation.
Reflex-based electrical therapy improves gait velocity with 20%.
Product category: Rehabilitation equipment and devices
Mitii - Move It To Improve It
Mitii is a unique internet-based training/tele rehabilitation method for people with different types of brain damage.
A personal instructor motivates, adjusts and ensures development throughout the course.
Ideal for home training.
A personal instructor motivates, adjusts and ensures development throughout the course.
Ideal for home training.
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Nov 10, 2020
An electric zap to get stroke patients back on their feet
An innovative technology uses small jolts of electricity to trigger leg movement, providing faster rehabilitation than physical training alone.
Stroke is the third leading cause of disability, and across the EU, almost 5 million people are expected to be living with stroke as a chronic condition by 2035. The socio-economic burden of stroke is estimated to be EUR 45 billion annually in the EU alone.
Among the lasting effects of stroke is difficulty walking, which can have a severe impact on the patient’s health, reflecting a loss of income, self-reliance and dignity. To tackle this, the EU-funded project INNOGAIT investigated the market potential for an innovative rehabilitation toolkit that uses small jolts of electricity to trigger leg movement.
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We develop novel methods for walking rehabilitation of stroke patients in close collaboration with clinicians having the day-to-day contact.
These methods are developed as a combination of our extensive expertise within biomedical engineering and our in-depth understanding of the challenges and existing practices of stroke rehabilitation.
Our method augments existing practice giving the possibility of reaching more patients and pushing individual patients further in their recovery.
These methods are developed as a combination of our extensive expertise within biomedical engineering and our in-depth understanding of the challenges and existing practices of stroke rehabilitation.
Our method augments existing practice giving the possibility of reaching more patients and pushing individual patients further in their recovery.