Ankle continuous passive motion device Draco

Description
Draco crurotalar joint rehabilitation device enables active, self-assisted and resistance exercises of the crurotalar (ankle) joint. The self-assisted exercise option allows the therapist to supervise multiple patients at once. While training, the patient defines their pain threshold and the device is set accordingly, ensuring safety and comfort during exercise. Active and active-resistance exercises are introduced in later stages of rehabilitation to increase strength and agility. The device is lightweight, mobile and easy to use. It can be equipped with a BIOFEEDBACK module to stimulate the patient’s nervous system during exercise.

Features

• Ability to perform self-assisted, active and active-resistance exercises in sole flexion (47°), dorsiflexion (40°) and pronation/supination (34°) at the ankle joint
• Mapping of the anatomical axes of the ankle joint for anatomically accurate movement
• Ability to perform exercises in open and closed kinematic chain
• Option to use BIOFEEDBACK module

Indications

• Cartilage and tendon injuries
• Strains and pulls of muscles and ligaments
• Twists
• Sprains
• Fractures

Ranges of motion and methods of exercise

• 47° — sole (plantar) flexion (self-assisted, active and active-resistance)
• 40° — dorsiflexion (self-assisted, active and active-resistance)
• 34° — pronation and supination (self-assisted, active and active-resistance)
• Multiplanar exercises combining the above ranges (self-assisted, active and active-resistance)

Technical data (table)
Width [mm]: 400
Length [mm]: 680
Height [mm]: 940
Weight [kg]: 16

Technical specifications

• Width: 400 mm
• Length: 680 mm
• Height: 940 mm
• Weight: 16 kg
• Exercise modes: self-assisted, active, active-resistance
• Ranges of motion: 47° (plantarflexion), 40° (dorsiflexion), 34° (pronation/supination)
• Option to integrate a BIOFEEDBACK module