AUG
2022
- Tags
- Clinical, Events, Gait Analysis, Gait Training, Hocoma, Lower Limb, Motek, Neurorehabilitation, NHS, Paediatric, Physiotherapy, Rehabilitation Technology, Virtual Reality, Webinar
- Categories
- Motek
- Date
- 10, AUG 2022
Enhance your gait and balance training using C-Mill VR+ immersion
Motek
Join Hocoma and Motek for a free webinar tomorrow!
“Enhance your Gait and Balance Training using C-Mill VR+ with Immersive Experience” is at 5pm on August 11th, register here.
In this webinar, you will learn about the main features of the C-Mill VR+ from Matthew Klock, DPT, MBA, Regional Account Manager. Drawing on its medical education and experience, Matthew will guide you through the varied clinical use of the C-Mill VR+.
Then, Ramiro Maldonado, PT, DPT, one of DIH’s Clinical Applications Managers, will share example of treatment scenarios and highlight the C-Mill therapy benefits for the therapists and their patients.
To walk successfully, a person continuously needs to adjust to its surroundings. The C-Mill VR+ enables you to follow the five recommendations included in the clinical guidelines for rehabilitation of impaired gait or balance –> start early, train often, train with variety, practice daily tasks, and monitor progress.
Tune in to learn more about the C-Mill VR+ and how it can improve the lives of your adult and paediatric patients.
Can’t make it on the day? Register anyway and receive a recording of the webinar after the event.
About the C-Mill VR+
The C-Mill VR+ is an augmented and virtual reality instrumented single belt treadmill, used for the evaluation and training of impaired gait and balance.
Using augmented reality (AR), virtual reality (VR), acoustic cues and force plate technology, the C-Mill is the ideal solution for effective functional movement therapy.
The C-Mill uses obstacle avoidance games, dual-tasking applications, realistic virtual reality environments and a variety of balance challenges to encourages gait adaptability strategies. This prepares patients for functional movement in everyday life – all within a safe and controlled environment.
The use of projections means that obstacles and targets no longer have to be set up, leaving more time for patient exercise. Patients take many more steps during C-Mill training, compared to conventional therapy using parallel bars. This increases the intensity, repetition and length of treatment, and is more rewarding and fun for the patient as they recover their stability and gait.
The C-Mill’s unique force plate technology allows for accurate gait analysis and real-time reporting, empowering therapists with meaningful data for tracking progress and giving performance feedback.