Shoulder joint physiotherapy trainer
This wall-mounted upper limb rotation trainer helps patients perform passive and active shoulder rotation exercise. Built-in angle dial records the range of motion, ideal for frozen shoulder, post-operation shoulder stiffness and upper limb mobility recovery.
Shoulder joint physiotherapy rotation trainer
Overview of shoulder physiotherapy trainer
Shoulder physiotherapy rotation trainer is used to improve moving ability of shoulder and elbow joints.It is suitable for resistance exercise of the shoulder, improving the range of motion of the shoulder joint and strengthening the muscle strength of the upper limbs.
Features and functions
1. Movement resistance is adjustable.
2. The moment arm is adjustable during shoulder joint training.
3. The height of the hand holding device is adjustable to suit people of different heights and arm lengths.
4. Dimensions 780*340*990mm(L/W/H)
5. Wall mounted type
Equipamento Inteligente de Fisioterapia
Equipamento de reabilitação para caminhada
Equipamento de reabilitação de membros superiores
Equipamento de reabilitação de membros inferiores
Equipamento de reabilitação de corpo inteiro
Equipamento de fisioterapia pediátrica
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Main Uses
- Improving Forearm Rotation : It helps exercise the pronation and supination movements of the forearm by rotating the handle.
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