Wrist exercise rehabilitation equipment
Main Uses
- Improving Forearm Rotation : It helps exercise the pronation and supination movements of the forearm by rotating the handle.
- Wrist and Muscle Strength Training : It is used to train the range of motion for wrist flexion/extension and to recover upper limb muscle strength.
- Rehabilitation Therapy : It is frequently utilized for upper limb functional training following fractures, hand or wrist injuries, and for stroke patients with hemiplegia.
Wrist exercise rehabilitation equipment
Type
rehabilitation equipment
Main Uses
- Improving Forearm Rotation : It helps exercise the pronation and supination movements of the forearm by rotating the handle.
- Wrist and Muscle Strength Training : It is used to train the range of motion for wrist flexion/extension and to recover upper limb muscle strength.
- Rehabilitation Therapy : It is frequently utilized for upper limb functional training following fractures, hand or wrist injuries, and for stroke patients with hemiplegia.
| Type | Rehabilitation equipment |
| Product name | Medical wrist rehabilitation equipment |
| Function | Used for wrist rehabilitation training |
| Application | Rehabilitation center, hospital, clinic |
| Material | Steel frame, steel |
| MOQ | 1 pcs |
Intellektual fizioterapiya uskunalari
Yurish uchun reabilitatsiya uskunalari
Yuqori oyoq-qo'llarni reabilitatsiya qilish uskunasi
Pastki oyoq-qo'llarni reabilitatsiya qilish uskunasi
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