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Capri

CAPRI is a therapeutic device that can be used for the rehabilitation of patients with difficulties in grip control, precision and hand movement coordination. The target group includes not only neurological patients

Capri
Capri
Capri
Capri
Capri
Capri
Capri
Capri
Capri
Capri
Capri

About product

Description:
Capri rehabilitation

The CAPRI system is commonly used in occupational therapy and physiotherapy as therapeutic support alongside conventional forms of therapy. Active repetitive exercise and training stimulate neural plasticity and thus the modification (adaptation) of synapses, nerve cells and even entire brain areas to regain lost functionality.

Clinical use of CAPRI and main indications for use

Please note that the patient may have additional indications that are not listed below but may be relevant.

Capri indications
✓ Stroke (cerebral haemorrhage, ischaemic injury)
✓ Traumatic brain injury (TBI)
✓ Spinal cord injury (SCI)
✓ Brain tumour
✓ Parkinson’s disease
✓ Chronic diseases such as multiple sclerosis (MS)
✓ Cerebral palsy (CP)
✓ Motor neuron diseases such as amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS)
✓ Muscular dystrophies
✓ Paralysis caused by intervertebral disc herniation
✓ Orthopaedic injuries (injuries resulting from hand surgery)
✓ Musculoskeletal disorders causing limited range of motion, poor fitness, lack of coordination
✓ Age-related involution of the nervous and musculoskeletal systems
Capri model description

Description of the device

1 CAPRI consists of a main module equipped with a battery-powered electronic measuring system.
2 The device communicates wirelessly with the computer using the supplied radio receiver plugged into the USB port.
3 Together with the device, the user receives a set of different attachments and a battery charger.
4 The attachments included in the kit can be used to perform specific exercises in different positions with different levels of difficulty.
5 The handles included in the kit allow patients with various hand dysfunctions to exercise.
6 Together with the device, the user receives software that enables therapy to be delivered through personalised and fully parameterised games.
7 The level of difficulty and the range of the device’s action are set individually for each patient.
8 The software fully tracks rehabilitation progress and allows partial and collective reports to be prepared.

ACX.Rehab – a concept of functional rehabilitation in a virtual reality environment

ACX.Rehab is a functional treatment concept using virtual reality. It combines proven classical therapy methods with the possibilities of innovative technology.

✓ Assessment and therapeutic capabilities of stabilometric, dynamometric and balance platforms.
✓ Rehabilitation capabilities with medical devices that work under the control of a safe elastic resistance.
✓ Cognitive training to support patients with mental disorders.
✓ The software makes use of virtual reality and increases patient motivation.
✓ EBM – data collection for the therapist to assess patient outcomes and plan individualised treatment.
Force plates Balance and posture training on stable and unstable surfaces: stabilometric, dynamometric and balance platforms.
Upper limb therapy The device is designed for therapy of the upper limbs: wrist, elbow, shoulder joint, training of movement, coordination and proprioception.
Lower limb therapy The device is designed for lower limb therapy in an open or closed kinematic chain: strength, endurance and stability training.
Cognitive training Therapy of cognitive disorders focusing on memory, problem solving, divided attention and precision of movement.
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