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Closed-chain Pedaling Training System
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Closed-chain movement design promotes coordinated muscle activation, conforms to daily walking patterns and delivers high functional training value.
Supports isotonic and progressive resistance training with precisely adjustable resistance; total weight stack 79KG, movement distance 485mm.
Customizable training sets, weight load and rest intervals for personalized rehabilitation programs.
IC card activation with real-time data upload; desktop system supports patient information and training data management.
Suitable for adult weight capacity; safe and stable training with minimal joint impact.
Product Introduction
Class II medical device developed in accordance with ICF(International Classification of Functioning, Disability and Health) standards. As a comprehensive resistance training system for lower limb and core muscle groups, it adopts a closed-chain kinetic movement pattern. Through knee extension and hip extension exercises, it strengthens the rectus abdominis, gluteus maximus, gastrocnemius and other muscle groups, improves lower limb motor function and core stability, and enhances walking ability. It is a core training device for lower limb rehabilitation.
Product Advantages
Simultaneous multi-muscle training improves lower limb strength
and core stability for higher rehabilitation efficiency.
Simulates daily walking movements with strong functional transfer
rapidly translating training effects into improved daily living activities.
Progressive adjustable resistance suitable for patients with muscle strength grade 3 and above
covering the full spectrum of lower limb rehabilitation.
Digital tracking of training outcomes facilitates
rehabilitation plan optimization and efficacy evaluation.
Simple operation adaptable to wards
rehabilitation centers and other settings, easy for patients to use.
Core Indications
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Neurological Rehabilitation：
Lower limb weakness, gait disorders and balance dysfunction after stroke or spinal cord injury.
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Orthopedic Rehabilitation：
Muscle strength recovery and joint stability reconstruction after lower limb fracture or joint replacement.
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Rehabilitation：
Prevention and improvement of disuse muscle atrophy, lower limb coordination dysfunction.
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Geriatrics：
Age-related lower limb weakness, reduced balance, high fall risk.
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Chronic Joint Diseases：
Lower limb dysfunction caused by knee arthritis or hip arthritis.
Applicable Departments
Rehabilitation Medicine
Orthopedics
Neurosurgery
Geriatrics
Sports Medicine