Neurorehabilitation for Stroke & Multiple Sclerosis
recoveriX is a brain-computer interface technology that helps the brain rewire itself to relearn lost motor functions.
Find recoveriX in your countryrecoveriX is a brain-computer interface technology that helps the brain rewire itself to relearn lost motor functions.
Find recoveriX in your countryIf stroke, multiple sclerosis or traumatic brain injury affect the ability to move, it isn’t necessarily lost! For that reason, g.tec medical engineering developed recoveriX Neurotechnology, a unique rehabilitative approach based on brain-computer interface technology that helps the brain rewire itself.
While giving the task to imagine a hand or foot movement, recoveriX provides feedback in real-time through muscle stimulation and visual simulation. This process induces neuroplasticity within the brain to relearn hand, arm and foot movements.
recoveriX helps to decrease pain, spasticity and tremor which leads to further improvements of gross and fine motor skills, concentration, passive joint movements, sensitivity, bladder control, sexual function, balance, gait and numbness of the face, body or extremities. It’s particularly striking that clients feel less fatigue and experience a decrease of foot freezing or foot drop.
recoveriX supplements physical and occupational training and can be used in the acute, sub-acute, or chronic states – even 10, 20 or 30 years after the MS diagnosis or the stroke!
In a recent interview, Dr. Tim von Oertzen, a renowned neurologist, highlighted the benefits of recoveriX neurorehabilitation for stroke and MS clients. He emphasized recoveriX’s potential to train the upper and lower limbs of those with impairments, noting significant improvements in locomotion, gait, balance, and movement control experienced firsthand.
In our recoveriX study, we proved that recoveriX training is very effective even 10, 20 or 30 years after a stroke.
Dr. Christoph Guger CEO and founder of g.tec medical engineering GmbH
Regular motor imagery can aid in reactivating neural pathways, promoting neuroplasticity, and aiding in the recovery process after injuries like strokes, multiple sclerosis, or traumatic brain injuries.
Explore recoveriX at Home, a new app by g.tec medical engineering designed to help recoveriX clients to improve their motor function by engaging in motor imagery exercises at home.
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