Neurorehabilitation for Stroke & Multiple Sclerosis

In the Timed Up and Go Test of this Multiple Sclerosis patient, the duration decreased from 18 seconds before recoveriX to 14 seconds after 25 recoveriX sessions. Similarly, in the 6 Minute Walk Test, the distance covered increased from 210 meters before recoveriX to 285 meters after 25 recoveriX sessions. Additionally, his hand functionality improved which allows him to create art again.

In the Timed Up and Go Test of this Multiple Sclerosis patient, the duration decreased from 18 seconds before recoveriX to 14 seconds after 25 recoveriX sessions. Similarly, in the 6 Minute Walk Test, the distance covered increased from 210 meters before recoveriX to 285 meters after 25 recoveriX sessions. Additionally, his hand functionality improved which allows him to create art again.

Highlighted improvements of the patient who suffers from incomplete paraplegia include a remarkable decrease in Timed Up and Go (TUG) Test duration, from 42.6 seconds to 26.9 seconds, and enhanced performance in the 10-Meter Walk Test (10MWT), reducing from 18.7 seconds to 12.7 seconds.

Highlighted improvements of the patient who suffers from incomplete paraplegia include a remarkable decrease in Timed Up and Go (TUG) Test duration, from 42.6 seconds to 26.9 seconds, and enhanced performance in the 10-Meter Walk Test (10MWT), reducing from 18.7 seconds to 12.7 seconds.

In the 6-Minutes Walk Test, the Multiple Sclerosis patient’s distance covered surged from 39 meters before recoveriX to an impressive 101 meters after. Similarly, in the 25-Feet Walking Test, completion time decreased substantially from 39 seconds before recoveriX to just 19 seconds after.

In the 6-Minutes Walk Test, the Multiple Sclerosis patient’s distance covered surged from 39 meters before recoveriX to an impressive 101 meters after. Similarly, in the 25-Feet Walking Test, completion time decreased substantially from 39 seconds before recoveriX to just 19 seconds after.

Experience the progress of recoveriX therapy in a patient 10 months post-stroke. In the Box and Blocks Test, manual dexterity saw a significant enhancement, with the patient increasing from 21 blocks before recoveriX therapy to 39 blocks after.

In the Nine-hole Peg Test, finger dexterity displayed major improvements, with completion time decreasing from 2:35 minutes before to just 1:04 minutes after recoveriX stroke training.

Notice the significant reduction in spasticity, granting the stroke patient the ability to move all fingers independently, enabling tasks like putting on a jacket without assistance. Before recoveriX, it took him 1 minute and 59 seconds to complete the 9-Hole Peg Test, whereas after recoveriX training, he finished the test in 1 minute and 17 seconds.

In the Nine-hole Peg Test, the stroke patient’s performance improved, with completion time reducing from 144 seconds before recoveriX therapy to just 75 seconds after 25 sessions and 39 seconds after 50 recoveriX sessions. After the 50th session, his affected hand looks completely healthy.

In the 10 Meter Walk Test, the duration decreased from 30 seconds before recoveriX stroke therapy to 21 seconds after recoveriX therapy. Similarly, in the Timed Up and Go Test, the duration decreased from 50 seconds before recoveriX therapy to 28 seconds after recoveriX therapy.

In the 10 Meter Walk Test, the duration decreased from 30 seconds before recoveriX stroke therapy to 21 seconds after recoveriX therapy. Similarly, in the Timed Up and Go Test, the duration decreased from 50 seconds before recoveriX therapy to 28 seconds after recoveriX therapy.

Before undergoing recoveriX stroke therapy, the patient required 167 seconds to complete tasks. However, post-therapy, this duration dramatically decreased to just 54 seconds. This substantial decrease underscores the effectiveness of recoveriX in mitigating spasticity, allowing the patient to perform tasks with greater ease and efficiency.

Following recoveriX training, despite the patient’s underlying condition of Conus Cauda Syndrome, his Timed Up and Go test results notably improved from 21.3 seconds to 15.6 seconds, indicating a significant enhancement in mobility and functionality. Before recoveriX, he suffered from chronic pain (5/10 points); After recoveriX, he was pain free.