Vibramoov

Intensity & repetition matter

Crucial role of the clinicians to combine key therapies for turning benefits into functional gains.

Two modes to preserve & enhance sensory-motor functions:

Mode 1 - Functional Proprioceptive Stimulations

Lower limb

• Bedridden ICU: Very early stimulations without transfer
• Verticalized: Patients who can be verticalized
• Walk with a treadmill: Patients who can stand with assistance
• Gait with parallel bars: Patients able to stand & initiate small steps
• Overground gait: Patients in need to increase their gait quality

Upper limb

• Seated with arm support: Patients with limitation to raise their arm
• Seated without arm support: Patients who can raise their arm
• Standing with arm support: Patients who can raise their arm and stand

Mode 2 - Regulation of muscle tone

Focal vibrations are applied to the middle of the muscle. The aim is to preserve muscle structure & promote the regulation of the muscle activity between agonist & antagonist. Possible synchronous treatments of patients with similar conditions allow a larger number of daily applications.

• Agonist stimulations: Prevention of muscular hyperactivity
• Alternated stimulations: Moderate muscular hyperactivity
• Antagonist stimulations: High muscular hyperactivity

Clinical applications for adult & pediatric

As early & frequently as possible once the medical stability is reached.

• Brain injury
• Polytrauma
• Cerebral palsy
• Sclerosis
• Coma
• Spinal cord injury
• Parkinson’s diseaset
• Stroke