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It's RehabWeek 2021 this week! Taking place virtually from 23-25 September, make sure you don't miss out on a packed timetable of online content. Register
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Summit Medical and Scientific are proud to partner again with leading events provider ABI Solutions to sponsor TechCon 2021. This prestigious
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Salford-based charity The Brain and Spinal Injury Centre (BASIC) have shared with us their latest case studies from 2019-20. In these case studies, BASIC
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Hocoma's industry insights series has looked at how technology can fill the gaps in occupational and physical therapy. It is unsurprising that, as the
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Hocoma have released a new industry insight PDF, where it is estimated that patients at rehabilitation hospitals spend up to 72% of their time not
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We are pleased to return to the European Neuro Convention (17-18 March 2020) for the third year in a row at the NEC in Birmingham! Find us on Stand N331
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“We love the Lokomat because it’s less labour intensive for us. We can achieve greater treatment duration for the patient and we appreciate the
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We are pleased to now offer the Hocoma ArmeoSpring upper limb rehabilitation device for demonstrations and clinical trials in the
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A recent article shared by Drive.Tech looks at how paraplegics can learn to walk again through intensive training using modern robotic mobilisation
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