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Rehabilitation Equipment for Children with Childhood Cerebral Palsy (MPD).

Rehabilitation equipment plays a major role in the treatment of children with cerebral palsy (MPD). It supports daily functioning, improves mobility and independence, and minimizes the risk of deformities and other complications. Below is a wide range of available equipment solutions that can significantly improve the quality of life for children with MPD.

Orthoses and Corsets

Bracing and corsets are devices that support a child's limbs and torso, helping to maintain correct posture and prevent deformities.

  • Lower limb orthoses: Stabilize the ankle and knee joints to help you walk properly.
  • Corsets: They stabilize the spine, which is especially important for children with postural problems.
  • Assistive devices for hand movements: Help improve hand motor functions to support daily activities.

Wheelchairs

Wheelchairs allow children with MPD greater mobility and independence.

  • Power wheelchairs: For children with limited gross motor skills, but with partial control of the head, trunk and upper limbs - allow them to move around without the help of a third person.
  • Manual strollers: Lightweight and easy to maneuver, suitable for children with greater strength in their upper extremities.
  • Specialty strollers: Designed for specific needs, such as off-road strollers for outdoor activities, but also with an appropriately adapted seat to help control sitting posture

Sensory Therapy Equipment

Sensory therapy equipment supports children's sensory and motor development.

  • Therapeutic balls: Used for balance and coordination exercises.
  • Exercise Mats: Soft surfaces for fine motor exercises that minimize the risk of injury.
  • Sensory toys: They stimulate a child's senses, helping with sensory and motor development.

Assistive and Alternative Communication (AAC) Systems.

AAC systemsare crucial for children with speech and communication difficulties.

  • Picture communicators: They make it easy for children to express needs and emotions through pictures.
  • Assistive speech devices: Electronic devices that convert text into speech.
  • Mobile apps: Software on tablets and smartphones that supports alternative communications.

Other Equipment and Technology

Specialized chairs and armchairs: Provide postural support while sitting.

Exoskeletons: Mechanical assistive movement devices that help children with MPD walk.

Uprights: devices that help children stand upright, which promotes muscle and bone development.

Walkers: devices that assist in learning to walk and maintaining balance.

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