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UK Stroke Forum 2019

Lucille Watts • October 23, 2019

3-5 December 2019 at The International Centre in Telford.

Ectron is proud to be supporting the UK Stroke Forum again this year.

The UK Stroke Forum is the UK's largest multidisciplinary conference for stroke care professionals and the 14th edition will take place on the 3-5 December 2019 at The International Centre in Telford.

Ectron are proud to be representing our partners Tyromotionand Ekso Bionics.Global leaders in stroke rehabilitation technology.

Ekso Bionicsare recognised as the worlds leading exoskeleton company and the first exoskeleton to be FDA cleared for stroke and spinal cord rehabilitation. Ectron are delighted to be demonstrating the latest exoskeleton from Ekso Bionics the EksoNRdeveloped by clinician for clinicians for stroke rehabilitation.

Tyromotion are recognised as global leaders in rehabilitation technology for stroke rehabilitation. Tyromotion believe in Putting Patients at The Heart of Rehabilitation. With Tyromotion highly intensive, highly focussed and highly motivated therapy can be achieved in an environment where classic therapy and the latest technology mutually strengthen and support each other. Tyrotherapy helps therapists and patients through all stages of neurological/stroke rehabilitation.

Tyromotion Devices:

AMADEO Hand, finger and thumb rehabilitation.

DIEGO Robotic-assisted arm-rehabilitation.

MYRO Interactive therapy surface sensors allow everyday life motor training with real objects on a responsive surface.

PABLO Assessment and therapy device with motion sensors

TYMO Therapy plate

OMEGO Robotic Gait Therapy

LEXORobotic Gait Trainer - New from Tyromotion!

For more information or to book a demonstration with any of our devices, please call 0117 941 3979 or email: enquiries@ectron.co.uk

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