Products
Hip Adduction / Abduction Training System
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Dual-mode training design for precise hip adduction and abduction functional recovery.
Supports isometric and isotonic training modes with precisely adjustable resistance to suit different rehabilitation stages.
Customizable training sets, repetitions, weight load and rest intervals for personalized rehabilitation programs.
IC card activation with real-time training data upload; desktop system supports patient information and training data management.
Ergonomic design ensures comfortable training posture with high safety and minimal joint impact.
Product Introduction
Class II medical certified device developed in accordance with ICF(International Classification of Functioning, Disability and Health) standards. and designed specifically for hip joint rehabilitation. Through targeted hip adduction and abduction exercises, it effectively strengthens the gluteus minimus, gluteus medius, piriformis, gluteus maximus and related muscle groups, improves hip adduction and abduction function, and enhances lower limb stability and motor coordination. It meets the demands of multi-scenario lower limb rehabilitation in medical institutions.
Product Advantages
Targeted training for hip periarticular muscles with direct
and significant rehabilitation effects.
Progressive adjustable resistance suitable for patients with muscle strength grade 3 and above
covering all stages from basic activation to strength enhancement.
Simple and intuitive operation allows patients
to complete basic training independently without full-time professional assistance.
Digital tracking of rehabilitation progress
enables quantifiable assessment of training outcomes for dynamic protocol optimization.
Low joint impact ensures high clinical safety
making it ideal for long-term rehabilitation training.
Core Indications
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Functional recovery
and muscle strength reconstruction after hip surgery (fracture, replacement, etc.).
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Lower limb weakness
and hip control disorders after stroke or spinal cord injury.
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Gait abnormalities (such as waddling gait) caused by weak gluteal muscles
and poor lower limb stability.
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Age-related hip function decline
and reduced daily mobility.
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Limb coordination disorders associated
with hip adduction and abduction dysfunction.
Applicable Departments
Rehabilitation Medicine
Orthopedics
Sports Medicine
Geriatrics
Neurosurgery