Stroke is a medical emergency that requires immediate attention. A stroke can cause permanent loss of function, such as impaired speech, restricted physical abilities, weakness or paralysis of limbs on one side of the body, difficulty gripping or holding things, and slowed ability to communicate. That’s why stroke survivors require rehabilitation to relearn the skills they lost and improve their quality of life.

Vejthani’s Advanced Rehabilitation Center provides a comprehensive program for post-stroke rehabilitation that is designed to suit each patient’s needs.

Red cord suspension that is used in conjunction with neurac method is the treatment that aims to restore normal function of the muscles through a high level of individualized neuromuscular stimulation exercise, allowing the patients to relieve their pain from its sources which result in shorter treatment duration.

KEEOGO is a smart powered orthosis walking assistance device that allows patients to walk with confidence and reach a farther distance in their stroke rehabilitation program. It enables them to move independently by overcoming limitations in everyday life from balance disorder and muscle weakness or pain. Patients will be able to walk for a longer period and distance. The machine also assists in walking up and down the stairs, walking on uneven grounds, squatting, and getting up from the floor with ease.

“Trigger finger” is a painful condition that makes your fingers or thumb catch or lock when you bend them. It can affect any finger or more than one finger at a time. Dr.Nararit Luanchumrorn, a physical medicine and rehabilitation doctor at Vejthani Hospital who can treat trigger fingers in just 5 minutes will explain why this condition occurs and how to treat it.

Trigger finger is a painful condition that makes your fingers or thumb catch or lock when you bend them. It can affect any finger or more than one finger at a time.

But, don’t worry because we are here with Dr.Nararit Luanchumrorn, a rehabilitation doctor at Vejthani Hospital who can treat trigger fingers in just 5 minutes. Let’s find out how to treat trigger finger!

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We cannot deny that the smartphone seems to be one of our essential organs. The more applications or games we have installed on the phone, the harder we can stay away from it, and the risk of trigger finger will be increasing as well.

Let’s see how Dr.Norarit Luanchumrorn, a physical medicine and rehabilitation doctor at Vejthani Hospital treats a trigger finger.

Lokomat gait training

• Is a robotic-assisted rehabilitation for patients with gait and balance disorder from cerebrovascular disease (stroke), spinal cord injury, brain injury, or from Parkinson’s disease.
• Provides effective restoration of gait and imitates natural human body movements- Motivates patients with variety of game training.
• Builds positive awareness in patients about their abilities and progress during training, further encourages them to carry on with the program.

C-Mill machine

• Is a machine that helps restoring impaired gait in a realistic virtual environment, such as walking through a crowd and avoiding obstacles to prepare patients for real situations.
• The machine also facilitates in recovering balance and gait disorder and fixes walking speed.
• The training carries out on a virtual reality-based game in simulated environments that are suitable for each patient. This prevents boredom, reduces pressure and stress during training. More importantly, it motivates them to continue with the program to reach their goals.
• The machine can be used on patients suffer from brain dysfunction or cognitive impairment especially with their visuospatial ability, help them in operating a step-by step activity, improves attention span for complex tasks and executive function which is a decision-making skill for work management.

KEEOGO

• Is a smart powered orthosis walking assistance device that allows patients to walk with confidence and reach farther distance.
• The machine enables patients to move independently by overcoming limitations in everyday life from balance disorder and muscle atrophy or muscle pain.
  • Aids patients to walk for a longer period and distance
  • Assists in walking up and down the stairs and on uneven grounds
  • Helps them in squatting as well as getting up from the floor with ease
• Relieves knee pain

Armeo Spring- Robotic Rehabilitation is designed for stroke patients who suffer from weakness in the arms. The device is specifically designed for patients who have just started to move their arms but the muscle force and the ability to control the movement are still inefficient to use in daily life. Armeo Spring helps patients in learning to control and use their muscle strength more effectively. The result will be reported through the screen for the patients to learn and adjust the movements correctly.