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1 UNUN-- weigh MOBILITY TRAINERWEIGH MOBILITY TRAINERIMI 3204, IMI 3207 IMI 3204, IMI 3207(General Information & Working Manual)(General Information & Working Manual)1 INDIAMEDICOINSTRUMENTSS-46, Badli Industrial Estate Phase-1, Delhi 110042 (India)Office : 2-3 Gurwalon Ki Dharamshala, Angoori Bagh, Delhi 110006 Email. : WEIGHT BEARING GAIT THERAPY AND BALANCE TRAINING (1) ,balanceandcoordination-canbeaffectedbya varietyofneurologicalormusculoskeletalpa thologiesresultinginthedisruptionofanind ividual (PWBGT) ,partialweightbearingtherapyallowspatien tstoperformcardiovascularworkoutsinconju nctionwithatreadmill, ,suchastheIMIUn-weighingTrainer, slegsandredistributeittothepatient strunkandupperthighs, WEIGHT BEARING GAIT THERAPY AND BALANCE TRAINING (1) ,balanceandcoordination-canbeaffectedbya varietyofneurologicalormusculoskeletalpa thologiesresultinginthedisruptionofanind ividual (PWBGT)

2 ,partialweightbearingtherapyallowspatien tstoperformcardiovascularworkoutsinconju nctionwithatreadmill, ,suchastheIMIUn-weighingTrainer, slegsandredistributeittothepatient strunkandupperthighs, Medico InstrumentsINTRODUCTIONINTRODUCTIONPARTI ALWEIGHTBEARINGGAITTHERAPYANDBALANCETRAI NING(2)Withthepatientsupportedbythesuspe nsionsystem, , ,especiallywithseverelyinvolvedpatients, bymanuallyplacingthepatient , , ,especiallyifthepatient , (2)Withthepatientsupportedbythesuspensio nsystem, , ,especiallywithseverelyinvolvedpatients, bymanuallyplacingthepatient , , ,especiallyifthepatient , Medico InstrumentsINTRODUCTIONINTRODUCTIONPARTI AL WEIGHT BEARING GAIT THERAPY AND BALANCE TRAINING (3) , :Extreme caution should be taken to assure the stability of autonomic reflexes(in acute stages) as well as bone and muscle integrity (in chronic cases).

3 PARTIAL WEIGHT BEARING GAIT THERAPY AND BALANCE TRAINING (3) , :Extreme caution should be taken to assure the stability of autonomic reflexes(in acute stages) as well as bone and muscle integrity (in chronic cases).4 India Medico InstrumentsUNUN-- weigh MOBIILITY TRAINERWEIGH MOBIILITY TRAINERIMI 3204 IMI 32045 India Medico InstrumentsASSEMBLING THE UNWEIGHING SYSTEMASSEMBLING THE UNWEIGHING (seepage5)Tools:Spanners & Screw Driver are provided with the unit for (withmatchingNumbers&printednamefacingyo u) ,secondSteeringHandlebracket&lastSuspens ionBracket(largeone). , ,opentheharnessattachmentclips, System uses a special harness to support the patient. It is vital that the harness fitsproperly on the Never leave a patient unattended on this device.

4 Check all cables, harnesses and fittingsbefore each (seepage5)Tools:Spanners & Screw Driver are provided with the unit for (withmatchingNumbers&printednamefacingyo u) ,secondSteeringHandlebracket&lastSuspens ionBracket(largeone). , ,opentheharnessattachmentclips, System uses a special harness to support the patient. It is vital that the harness fitsproperly on the Never leave a patient unattended on this device. Check all cables, harnesses and fittingsbefore each Medico Instruments6 BENEFITS OF DYNAMIC UNBENEFITS OF DYNAMIC UN--WEIGHING THERAPYWEIGHING THERAPY PartialWeight-BearingTherapy,alsoknownas Un-weighing,isaconceptofrehabilitationth atusesanexternaldevicetosupportapercenta geofthepatient sbodyweight,allowingthemtoperformavariet yoftherapeuticactivitiesinanuprightandsa feenvironment.

5 TypicallyusedwithNeurologicalPathologies ,thepatient sbodyweightissupportedbetween20-40%toass istwithdevelopingpropergaitpatternsandim provementsincardiovascularandmuscularend urancewithlessphysicaldemand. Theabilitytoinitiateexerciseearlyinthere habilitationprocesscanbenefitthepatientb yallowingdevelopmentofneuralpathwaysthro ughmuscularpatterning. ResearchhasshownthebenefitsofUn-weighing tooccurinavarietyofphysiologicalways. PartialWeight-BearingTherapy,alsoknownas Un-weighing,isaconceptofrehabilitationth atusesanexternaldevicetosupportapercenta geofthepatient sbodyweight,allowingthemtoperformavariet yoftherapeuticactivitiesinanuprightandsa feenvironment. TypicallyusedwithNeurologicalPathologies ,thepatient sbodyweightissupportedbetween20-40%toass istwithdevelopingpropergaitpatternsandim provementsincardiovascularandmuscularend urancewithlessphysicaldemand.

6 Theabilitytoinitiateexerciseearlyinthere habilitationprocesscanbenefitthepatientb yallowingdevelopmentofneuralpathwaysthro ughmuscularpatterning. Medico InstrumentsPHYSIOLOGICAL BENEFITSPHYSIOLOGICAL , , , , , , Medico InstrumentsOTHER BENEFITSOTHER BENEFITSA cuteInjuryandPostSurgical ,whetherit , ,thereisincreasedsafetyforthemandtheclin ician, ,whetherit , ,thereisincreasedsafetyforthemandtheclin ician, Medico InstrumentsPOSITIONING THE UNPOSITIONING THE UN--WEIGHING SYSTEM FORWEIGHING SYSTEM FORUSE WITH TREADMILLUSE WITH Medico InstrumentsDETERMINATION OF BODY WEIGHTDETERMINATION OF BODY WEIGHTSUPPORTSUPPORT1. Heel / Ground contact during ambulation is lost in patients when weight relief isin excess of 40% body Chose a level of weight relief in which the patient achieved heel/ground contactbilaterally for ten consecutive When determining body weight support, keep in mind the patient's pathologylevel of involvement and comfort.

7 A patient who is considerably challengedmay require a greater percentage of weight The digital panel shows the Total Body-weight of the Patient in Green windowand the Red window shows the Body weight being Heel / Ground contact during ambulation is lost in patients when weight relief isin excess of 40% body Chose a level of weight relief in which the patient achieved heel/ground contactbilaterally for ten consecutive When determining body weight support, keep in mind the patient's pathologylevel of involvement and comfort. A patient who is considerably challengedmay require a greater percentage of weight The digital panel shows the Total Body-weight of the Patient in Green windowand the Red window shows the Body weight being Medico InstrumentsUSING THE SUPPORT HARNESSUSING THE SUPPORT (Smallharnessforthinpatients&Largeforfat patients) , "to50".

8 Follow the directions below to ensure a proper and safe : Asnugfitisnecessarytoprovidesafeun- weigh ingandimprovedpatientcompliance. Itisnecessarytoensurethatthestrapsdonotl ayoverpressurepointsorwherefrictionmayoc cur. Theseareasmayinclude,butarenotlimitedto, underarms,betweenlegs,andattheedgesofthe harness. Forpurposesofhygieneandcomfort, (Smallharnessforthinpatients&Largeforfat patients) , "to50".Follow the directions below to ensure a proper and safe : Asnugfitisnecessarytoprovidesafeun- weigh ingandimprovedpatientcompliance. Itisnecessarytoensurethatthestrapsdonotl ayoverpressurepointsorwherefrictionmayoc cur. Theseareasmayinclude,butarenotlimitedto, underarms,betweenlegs,andattheedgesofthe harness. Forpurposesofhygieneandcomfort, Medico InstrumentsPUTTING THE HARNESS ON THE PATIENTPUTTING THE HARNESS ON THE PATIENTNOTE: You can perform the following procedure with the patient in a supine, seated or standing : You can perform the following procedure with the patient in a supine, seated or standing Undo the Buckle straps on the front of the harness.

9 (The front of the harness is the side with thered button on the seat belt buckle).2. Place the patient s arms through the shoulder straps on each side of the Place the middle torso strap over the iliac crest. Make necessary adjustments to the vest usingthe Velcro straps in the front and back to provide an equal and snug :The buckles should align up along the middle of the patient's body on both thefront and the leg straps between the legs and adjust fit to patient that the shoulder straps have been adjusted to equal length on both the right and "O" rings to Cross-Bar hooks and check that the cross bar is now two to three inchesabove the patient s head. Readjust the length of the shoulder straps and ensure the strapsequally snug on both the treatment session is completed, open the buckles release the patient.

10 The harness isnow ready for the next :The between leg straps must be used with the harness for heavy un-weighing leg straps are as important for weight distribution as is the main body of the buckles should align with the middle of the patient s body on both the front and Undo the Buckle straps on the front of the harness. (The front of the harness is the side with thered button on the seat belt buckle).2. Place the patient s arms through the shoulder straps on each side of the Place the middle torso strap over the iliac crest. Make necessary adjustments to the vest usingthe Velcro straps in the front and back to provide an equal and snug :The buckles should align up along the middle of the patient's body on both thefront and the leg straps between the legs and adjust fit to patient that the shoulder straps have been adjusted to equal length on both the right and "O" rings to Cross-Bar hooks and check that the cross bar is now two to three inchesabove the patient s head.