STROKE REHABILITATION

FES can aid in the recovery of motor function and mobility in stroke survivors by stimulating weakened or paralyzed muscles, facilitating movement initiation, and promoting muscle re-education. It can help improve walking ability, upper limb function, and overall independence in activities of daily living.

SPINAL CORD INJURY (SCI)

Individuals with spinal cord injuries may benefit from FES therapy to enhance muscle strength, assist with standing and walking, and improve bladder and bowel function. FES can activate paralyzed muscles and promote neuromuscular re-education, leading to improved motor control and functional outcomes.

MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS (MS)

FES can be used to manage symptoms of multiple sclerosis, such as muscle weakness, spasticity, and gait disturbances. By stimulating muscle activation and improving muscle coordination, FES can enhance mobility, reduce fatigue, and improve overall quality of life in individuals living with MS.

CEREBRAL PALSY (CP)

FES holds promise in the treatment of cerebral palsy, a neurological disorder characterized by motor impairments and muscle weakness. FES can help improve muscle strength, range of motion, and motor control, enabling individuals with CP to participate more actively in therapy and daily activities.

TRAUMATIC BRAIN INJURY (TBI)

FES therapy can aid in the rehabilitation of individuals with traumatic brain injury by promoting muscle activation, improving motor function, and facilitating gait training. FES may also help reduce muscle atrophy and prevent secondary complications associated with prolonged immobilization.