30 matching records for R-GAIT.
A lifting device, in the form of belts and straps, which is a component of a gait rehabilitation system designed to assist a patient with a walking disability (neurogenic, muscular, or osseous in origin) regain lost motor function. The device is designed to...
An assembly of devices that applies electrical stimuli to the lower extremity nerves (e.g., peroneal or femoral) or muscles (e.g., those that cause ankle dorsiflexion), to cause the muscles in the leg to contract, thus improving the gait in a patient suffer...
An assembly of electrically-powered devices designed to assist a patient with a walking disability (neurogenic, muscular, or osseous in origin) regain lost motor function. It primarily consists of a speed-regulated treadmill or elliptical to facilitate gait...
An electrically-powered, body-weight unloading, gait rehabilitation device designed to assist a patient with a walking/balance disability (neurogenic, muscular, or osseous in origin) regain lost motor function, by enabling them to hang in a dedicated harnes...
A battery-powered, bionic, lower-limb orthosis system designed to assist a patient with a walking disability (neurogenic, muscular, or osseous in origin) regain lost motor function by transmission of the patient’s residual nerve function, via cutaneous elec...
A manually-operated, body-weight unloading, gait rehabilitation device designed to assist a patient with a walking/balance disability (neurogenic, muscular, or osseous in origin) regain lost motor function, by enabling them to hang in a dedicated harness in...
An assembly of electronic devices intended to electrically stimulate the tongue during physical therapy to help rehabilitate body balance, and sometimes gait. The device may: 1) provide biofeedback for training of balance by sensing body movements and produ...
An arrangement of multiple electrical conductors, designed as a component of a balance therapy translingual electrical stimulation system, intended to be placed on the tongue surface to apply electrical impulses during physical therapy for balance/gait reha...
An all-wheeled, battery-powered device designed to assist a patient with a walking disability (neurogenic, muscular, or orthopaedic in origin) to regain lost motor function, which may include rising from sitting to standing and/or ambulation over ground (no...
An artificial substitute for a foot designed as a component of an external lower-limb prosthesis to restore some of the appearance and/or function of the normal anatomy. It is available in a variety of designs (e.g., it may resemble the form of a natural fo...
A manually-powered, mobile device designed to support and lift a disabled (paraplegic) patient to an upright standing position to provide the health benefits associated with standing (e.g., improved breathing, circulation, and flexibility); it is neither in...
A sterile device designed to be implanted into the calcaneus bone or sinus tarsi of the foot to stabilize the subtalar/talotarsal joint to treat a hyperpronated foot (inward rotation during gait) and sequelae (e.g., flat foot) or other heel/arch abnormaliti...
A battery-powered device designed to continuously measure and record a patient's kinetic activity during routine ambulation, including monitoring the motion of individual joints/limbs, typically to assess joint mobility, gait performance, and fall-risk or f...
A battery-powered device intended to be worn against the sole of the foot to sense, measure, and transmit information regarding plantar pressure distribution for the biomechanical analysis of gait. It is typically a synthetic insole with integrated pressure...
A device designed to be implanted into the calcaneus bone or sinus tarsi of the foot to stabilize the subtalar/talotarsal joint to treat a hyperpronated foot (inward rotation during gait) and sequelae (e.g., flat foot) or other heel/arch abnormalities. It i...
A software package intended to be used by patients and clinicians to receive and display a patient’s physical exercise/movement/action data [e.g., kinesiology/gait data (walking speed or distance)] to facilitate analysis as part of physical assessment/rehab...
An assembly of mains electricity (AC-powered) devices and instruments intended to be used to study walking or running patterns. The device uses a platform/mat that measures ground reaction forces or relative pressures (e.g., foot pressure mapping), and/or u...
A collection of wearable belts, vest, straps and pulleys designed to assist a patient with a walking disability (neurogenic, muscular, or osseous in origin) with regaining lost motor function for ambulation using movement-resistant attachments to the legs/f...
A mains electricity (AC-powered) device assembly designed to track and evaluate the movement of the human body or body segments for the purpose of obtaining graphical visualization and biomechanical analysis of the body (e.g., spinal or joint movements). Th...
A manually-operated device designed as a platform for use by healthcare professionals to assist in the physical moving (transfer) of a patient with a disability in an upright (standing) position over a short distance on a horizontal plane. Sometimes referre...
A device designed to be implanted into the calcaneus bone or sinus tarsi of the foot to stabilize the subtalar/talotarsal joint to treat a hyperpronated foot (inward rotation during gait) and sequelae (e.g., flat foot) or other heel/arch abnormalities; it i...
A battery-powered, pre-programmed, lower-limb orthosis system designed to assist a patient with a walking disability (neurogenic, muscular, or osseous in origin) regain lost motor function by manipulating the legs through a normal walking pattern during amb...
A manually-powered device designed to support and lift a disabled (paraplegic) patient to an upright standing position, and to enable the occupant to perform an exercise, to provide the health benefits associated with standing/exercising; it is neither inte...
An electrically-powered, bionic, orthosis system designed to assist a patient with a limb joint movement disability (neurogenic, muscular, or osseous in origin) regain lost motor function by transmission of the patient’s residual nerve function, via cutaneo...
A manually-operated device designed as a platform for use by healthcare professionals to assist in the physical moving (transfer) of a patient with a disability in an upright (standing) position over a short distance on a horizontal plane. The device consis...
A mobile assembly of battery-powered devices designed to assist a patient with a walking/balance disability (neurological, muscular, cardiovascular, or orthopaedic in origin) to regain lost motor function, by enabling the patient to walk over ground (i.e., ...
An electrically-powered device designed to support and lift a disabled (paraplegic) patient to an upright standing position to provide the health benefits associated with standing (e.g., improved breathing, circulation, digestion, and flexibility); it is ne...
A pneumatically-powered device designed to support and lift a disabled (paraplegic) patient to an upright standing position to provide the health benefits associated with standing (e.g., improved breathing, circulation, digestion, and flexibility); it is no...
A manually-powered, mobile device designed to support and lift a disabled (paraplegic) patient to an upright standing position to provide the health benefits associated with standing (e.g., improved breathing, circulation, and flexibility); it is not intend...
A manually-powered device designed to support and lift a disabled (paraplegic) patient to an upright standing position, and to enable the occupant to perform an exercise, to provide the health benefits associated with standing/exercising; it is not intended...