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Robotic Rehabilitation Glove Finger Training for Finger Paralysis Patients | Single Hand RIGHT Hand
Original price was: ₹14,900.00.₹7,499.00Current price is: ₹7,499.00.
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| Weight | 700 g |
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| Dimensions | 35 × 28 × 7 cm |
| Size 45cm |
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- How it works – Air pressure drives the movement of the injured finger – opens and closes the finger. Effectively promotes muscle movement and blood circulation. Finger rehabilitation gloves have a significant improvement in muscle weakness, finger stiffness and pain for stroke, paralysis, finger cramps and arthritis sufferers.
- Adjustable intensity and speed : The Stroke Rehabilitation Robotic Glove is available in five levels of intensity and speed. Meeting the needs of patients at different levels. Intelligent imitation of hand movements, hand grasping, extension and flexion to improve the speed of recovery of hand function.
- Mirror mode : With the mirror glove, the healthy hand can drive the injured hand into flexion and extension. The patient can control the speed and frequency of the movements. Performing 2-3 exercises per day as appropriate will help you or your family member recover faster.
- Specific finger training : The back of each finger is equipped with an individual air valve. The air pressure can be closed to a particular finger through the white valve. It is easy to isolate one or certain fingers for training. Catering for different training, it promotes nerve recovery and improves dexterity in the fingers while rebuilding strength.
- Portable rehabilitation robotic glove : The hand stroke rehabilitation device is small, light and very easy to carry
- The Glove : This is the core device. It’s a robotic or pneumatic glove designed to assist with or resist hand and finger movements. This type of device is commonly used in physical therapy for patients who have suffered a stroke, spinal cord injury, or other conditions leading to hand function impairment, such as hemiplegia. It helps with: Passive training (moving the fingers for the patient). Active training (assisting the patient’s own movement). Mirror training (if a healthy hand control glove is used). The Control Box/Unit (Top): This device likely houses the motor, air pump, and electronics. The display (showing “8:8” or similar) and buttons are used to: Set the mode (e.g., passive, active, grasping). Adjust the time or intensity of the therapy session. The Wrist/Hand Strap (Bottom Center): This is likely a simple strap or sensor holder for the other hand (in mirror mode) or for securing part of the main glove’s mechanism. The Box (Bottom Right): The text visible on the box, “HAND FUNCTION”, confirms its purpose as a medical or rehabilitation aid for hand impairment. In summary, it’s a rehabilitation device for regaining hand and finger mobility and function. Would you like me to search for similar products or information on how this type of device is used in therapy
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