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Tyromotion PABLO LE

PABLO® Lower Extremity

Stability and Coordination

 

PABLO® LE (Lower Extremity), our gait analysis and training system, precisely measures the parameters which are required for the selection of the most effective therapeutic measures for gait improvement. Simple and location-independent application as well as size-independent measurement makes the package complete.

Small device, great effect.

PABLO® Lower Extremity Facts

PABLO® Lower Extremity Functionality

Gait analysis for:

  • Determination of the actual situation
  • Progress monitoring
  • Assessment of therapy applications’ effectiveness
  • Assessment of orthopaedic/medical tools’ effectiveness
  • Feedback for patients (information about actual status or progress)

For orthopaedic, neurologic, paediatric, geriatric patients

For hospitals, rehabilitation centres, outpatient clinics, independent therapists

Easy Setup

Paediatric Application

Easy integration into the daily therapeutic routine:

  • Assessments’ level of detail is adaptable
  • Therapies may easily be derived from assessments

Can be used on all types of surfaces

  • Geriatric / neurologic application especially without treadmill

Walking distance adaptable

Objective assessment of pathologic gait parameters / asymmetries in gait patterns

Measurement is independent from size

Let us know if you would like further information or wish to speak to one of our Product Specialists

    Lyncare, founded in 2004, is a leading supplier of specialised medical technology products and services to the Health Service Executive, private healthcare providers, charities and the wider public in Ireland.

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