EXPERIENCE AND RE-INITITIATE THE MOVEMENT
The main challenge of gait rehabilitation is to re-establishthe coordination between motricity and related neurosensory informations.
Today Vibramoov™ offers to healthcare professionals and patients a unique neurorehabilitation therapy enabling to maintain this functional interaction throughout the recovery process.
is revolutionizing gait neurorehabilitation
KEEP THE SENSORIMOTOR INTERACTIONS ALIVE
Vibramoov™ technologies are now revolutionizing functional movement therapy by preserving the sensory and motor functions even when motion is impossible.
Arising from 30 years of scientific and clinical researches*, Vibramoov™ uses Functionnal Proprioceptives Stimulations (FPS) allowing to stimulate the nervous system with sensory informations identical to those normally going along natural gait.
These stimulations keep alive sensorimotor interactions of people with lost walking abilities and stimulate their neuroplasticity.
*Techno Concept exclusive patent licence agreementWO 2009130579. Co-development Pr. Roll JP. and Dr. Roll R.
VIBRAMOOV™ SPEEDS UP THE REHABILITATION PROCESS
Vibramoov™ represents a continuum of care for any patients with lost walking capabilities.
Its early and enhanced action on the neuroplasticity limits the occurrence of the multiple damages induced by sensorimotor deprogramming caused by movement deprivation.
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CLINICAL APPLICATIONS > Acquired or congenital neurological impairments > Orthopaedics > Consequences of aging (ankylosis, balance deficit,immobility syndrome, muscular weakness) > Spinal cord injuries
TARGETED AND SUSTAINABLE ACTIONS > Prevention of « sensorimotor deprogramming » > Early, continuous and repeated rehabilitative action > Locomotor training > Stimulation of neuroplasticity and motor recovery > Regulation of muscle tone with reduction of spasticity |
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THE MOST OF VIBRAMOOV > Central action through peripheral stimulation > Continuum of neurorehabilitation > Application to many locomotor disorders > Increase and enhancement of daily rehabilitation > Short set up (less than 10 minutes) > Only one therapist to operate and self-treatment |
Illusory movements prevent cortical disruption caused by immobilization
R. Roll, A. Kavounoudias, F. Albert, R. Legré, A. Gay, B. Fabre, J.P. Roll
NeuroImage - 2012
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Localized 100 Hz vibration improves function and reduces upper limb spasticity: a double-blind controlled study
R. Casale, C. Damiani, R. Maestri, C. Fundarò, P. Chimento, C. Foti
European Journal of Physical and Rehabilitation Medicine - 2014
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Focal vibration in neurorehabilitation
N. Murillo, J. Valls-Sole, J. Vidal, E. Opisso, J. Medina, H. Kumru
European Journal of Physical and Rehabilitation Medicine - 2014
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