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A spinal cord injury often results in permanent impairments in sensation, strength, and other bodily functions below the injury site. Traumatic spinal cord injury (tSCI) is a devastating event that can even lead to death or lifelong disability. Following a spinal cord injury, people may also experience social, emotional, and mental side effects. However, due to advancement in treatment and rehabilitation modalities, many SCI patients are able to recover well and lead productive lives.
It supports and enhances human mobility and strength. It uses special technology to pick up muscle signals from the wearer and boost their strength and movement.
Trunk control and sitting balance training.
It is a versatile rehabilitation platform that focuses on balance and coordination training. Its interactive system provides real-time feedback, allowing therapists to design customised exercises.
It uses sensors to detect muscle signals and assists patients in opening and closing their hands. This helps in strengthening muscles and improving coordination.
It is a comprehensive tool for rehabilitation, combining sensors and software to assess and train various motor functions.
It includes advanced sensors and analysis software to assess and enhance walking patterns. By providing detailed biomechanical data, it helps in designing customized rehabilitation programs.
It provides detailed assessments of muscle and nerve function through electromyography (EMG).
It involves functional stimulation to mimic natural movement patterns to enhance mobility and independence.
It is a specialized treatment for dysphagia, or swallowing difficulties, combining electrical stimulation with swallowing exercises.
Hand function training.
Precise brain stimulation using network mapping.
Pain relief and neuromuscular electrical stimulation.
xStep is a non-invasive spinal cord stimulation technology that strengthens communication between the brain and spine.
It involves the implantation of a small device (spinal cord stimulator) near the spine, delivering low-level electrical currents to interrupt pain signals.
Sustain circulation
Avoid joint stiffness
Begin early passive movement
Assess muscle strength & mobility
Initiate range-of-motion and assisted exercises
Apply Cyberdyne HAL & Brain-Spine Interface (BSI)
Balance and strength training for coordination
Walking with/without assistance
Practice daily activities (eating, dressing, transfers)
Transition to independent living or work
Follow-up with therapy to be maintained
Incomplete vs Complete SCI
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Your brain has the amazing capacity to reorganize and recover, regardless of age or the severity of your neurological disorder/injury. Effective recovery is achievable with high-intensity neurorehabilitation and appropriate support. Because of neuroplasticity, the brain's innate capacity to adapt and establish new connections, recovery is possible at any stage with focused approach and expert direction.
Your brain has the amazing capacity to reorganize and recover, regardless of age or the severity of your neurological disorder/injury. Effective recovery is achievable with high-intensity neurorehabilitation and appropriate support. Because of neuroplasticity, the brain's innate capacity to adapt and establish new connections, recovery is possible at any stage with focused approach and expert direction.
Your brain has the amazing capacity to reorganize and recover, regardless of age or the severity of your neurological disorder/injury. Effective recovery is achievable with high-intensity neurorehabilitation and appropriate support. Because of neuroplasticity, the brain's innate capacity to adapt and establish new connections, recovery is possible at any stage with focused approach and expert direction.
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Walk Again is growing its reach throughout Southeast Asia, bringing advanced neuro-recovery services to more patients. Also opened in Oman.
Contact UsA: SCI rehabilitation at Walk Again is remarkably successful. Patients have experienced significant improvement in mobility and independence. Regaining motor functions and leading more independent lifestyles is ensured by the combination of cutting-edge technologies and customized programs.
A: Several patients have reported major improvements in their mobility, walking capacity, and overall quality of life, demonstrating the successful outcomes of SCI rehabilitation at Walk Again.
A: Rehabilitation usually lasts a few weeks to months, with regular modifications made to the plan for the best possible recovery. The length of time varies depending on the severity of the injury and each patient's pace of recovery.
A: Yes, Walk Again offers post-rehabilitation support with follow-up care, home exercises, and ongoing consultations to help patients maintain progress and address any challenges.
A: In order to assist patients sustain their development and deal with any challenges that arise later, Walk Again provides post-rehabilitation support in the form of follow-up care, at-home exercises, and regular consultations.
A: The experts in the Walk Again rehabilitation team collaborate to develop individualized programs, track patients' progress, and modify therapies for the best possible outcome.
