Lower Limb Joint Development system FISIOTEK 2000 Rimec

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Fisiotek 2000TS (Fisiotek 2000TS) refers to simulators for long-term passive development of lower extremities joints (CPM - continuous passive motion).
The main purpose of using simulators is rehabilitation of joints after injuries or surgical interventions. The device forces the joints of the leg to bend at a predetermined angle without the participation of the patient's muscles. Fisiotek 2000TS-mechanical therapy device for the knee, hip and ankle joints with a memory card and a "warm-up" mode.

Advantages:

1. Fiziotek 2000TS is a leader among simulators for passive joint development.
2. A special symmetrical frame design (right or left) makes positioning of patient easy and correct.
3. The impact will be directed at the mechanical parts of the locomotor system, rather than at the joint itself, what makes the procedure more comfortable for patient. 
4. The device is managed by microprocessor-controlled DC motors.
5. The built-in keyboard for medical personnel allows to control all the functions of the device, and the remote control of the patient can interrupt and start the procedure again at any time. 
6. With appropriate accessories it performs rehabilitation of patients with a limb length from 61 to 115 cm. 
7. The Fisiotek passive limb therapy devices have a low noise level and take up little space in the doctor's office.  

A memory card is a plastic card with a built-in microprocessor that acts as an independent storage device. It automatically saves individual therapy programs for each patient. This allows to avoid re-configuring the device during subsequent procedures, what significantly saves time. Fisiotek series models that use a memory card have a "Warm-up" function, which aims to warm up the joint before the main cycle by a series of movements with a shorter amplitude.

Evidence for the application:

• If patient has plasticity of ligament system.
• Patients with prosthetic knee and hip joints. 
• Reconstructive operations of knee extensor (knee straightening muscle). 
• Osteotomy of knee and hip joints. 
• Joint development after fractures of ankle, knee or hip. 
• Synovectomy. 
• Simple arthrolysis or arthrolysis with a complete muscle tear.
• Meniscectomy (removal of articular meniscus) or suturing of meniscus.

Additional accessories:

• A DEVICE FOR THE REHABILITATION OF PATIENTS WITH A LOWER LIMB LENGTH OF LESS THAN 73 CM.