Utilizing interdisciplinary approaches, targeted rehabilitation interventions are conducted for physiological changes post-pregnancy in women.
Information entry and file creation, assessment and setting exercise prescriptions.
Quick evaluation of pelvic and pelvic floor muscle issues.
Choose from or add to the library, adjust parameters as needed.
Multi-dimensional guidance for standard training.
Able to print current and historical reports.
Activates muscles, enhances stability.
Improves contraction strength and proprioception.
Restores muscle elasticity.
Improves poor posture.
Posterior Pelvic Tilt (Sitting Pelvic Anterior Tilt)
Anterior pelvic tilt (posterior tilt of the pelvis in standing posture)
Pelvic Tilt (Sitting Pelvic Tilt to the Left (Pelvic Bowl))
Pelvic Tilt (Sitting with a right pelvic tilt (pelvic bowl)
Right Pelvic Rotation
Sacral Adduction (sitting with right lower limb abducted)
Adduction of the Ilium (sitting with the right lower limb abducted)
Iliac Bone Abduction (sitting with the left lower limb adducted)
Anterior Pelvic Tilt (Standing Calf Raise)
Posterior Pelvic Tilt (lower limb extension while standing)
Left Lateral Flexion of the Sacrum
Symphysis Pubis Dysfunction (posterior pelvic tilt in standing position)
Pelvic Floor Muscle Weakness
Pelvic Floor Muscle Hypertonicity (vibration column)
Rectus Abdominis Separation
Round Shoulders and Hunched Back (arms abducted)
Poor Posture