Brain-Computer Interface Technology

recoveriX for Multiple Sclerosis

25 hours of therapy that make a difference

recoveriX Results for Multiple Sclerosis

These positive effects can be explained by the activation of neuroplasticity during recoveriX:

  • 99% of patients improve spasticity
  • 99% of patients improve their motor functions
  • 95% patients improve their fatigue syndrome
  • 99% patients improve daily activities
  • 95% patients improve their balance and mobility
  • 99% patients improve their walking endurance
  • Often bladder control improves
  • 0% side effects

generalized stages

The Stages of Multiple Sclerosis

Relapse Stage

This stage refers to the sudden worsening of MS symptoms or the occurrence of new symptoms. In this stage, recoveriX can be used to improve again.

Remission Stage

In this stage, patients often experience a period of remission where the symtoms stabilize or improve. Rehabilitation such as recoveriX to maintain functional abilities is highly beneficial in this stage.

Progressive Stage

The goal of rehabilitation is to slow down disease progression and maximize functional abilities through physical therapie or recoveriX.

Scientific Proof

Neuroplasticity is a well-established concept that is supported by extensive clinical evidence. The clinical studies of recoveriX neurorehabilitatoin has shown significant results in improving motor functions, reducing spasticity and reducing fatigue in stroke and MS patients.

Optimize Upper & Lower Limbs

recoveriX is measuring EEG activity while a patient imagines a hand or foot movements. Once recoveriX detects a motor imagination, it triggers a functional electrical stimulation of the limb so that the limb performes a real movement. Patients love that – especially if they were handicaped for a few years. This procedure is repeated 8000 times and connects cognitive functions with motor behavior. Due to the amount of repetitions, neurons are forming new connections to relearn the movement. A recoveriX MS patient has to undergo 30 sessions, each lasting for about 45 minutes, ideally 2-3 times per week.

The MS therapy treats legs/feet and hands/arms. The treatment reduces spasticity and leads to better fine and gross motoric skills in upper and lower extremities.

 

Prior and after the recoveriX therapy, from left to right. The ‚encouraging’ words patient Z. heard were: “In a few weeks, you’ll be tied to your wheelchair.” 26 years of living with MS.

  • 25-Feet Walking Test: Before recoveriX: 25 seconds; After recoveriX: 15 seconds.
  • 25 Feet Walking Test: Before recoveriX: 25 seconds; After recoveriX: 15 seconds.
  • 6-Minutes Walking Test: Before recoveriX: 77 meters; After: 135 meters.
  • Spasticity in left leg: Much less which lead to better gait pattern and more balance.
  • Neuroplasticity changes: lot of more activation of the sensorimotor cortex after therapy.

“During the first 7 sessions I thought I am just wasting my time. In session 8 suddenly my left leg started to move again. It’s the best thing I ever did” said the patient. “I can stand up again more easily, my concentration improved, standing up and sitting down is easier due to more stability and balance. My wife drove me me to recoveriX therapy but after the third session, I could drive myself.” he continued.

 

There is nothing you can do, it will only grow worse from here on out. Patients with multiple sclerosis frequently hear this from their doctors. The patient is shown in the video on the left before starting recoveriX treatment, and on the right after recoveriX therapy. Only 25 hours of recoveriX therapy are necessary to observe a noticeable effect.

  • 25 Feet Walking Test: Before recoveriX: 40 seconds; After recoveriX: 19 seconds. The patient walks twice as fast and her gait pattern is much better. Foot drop is highly reduced and her balance became much better.
  • 6-Minutes Walk Test: Before recoveriX: 34 meters; After recoveriX: 101 meters. Her walking endurance became much better.
  • Fatigue Scale: Highly reduced. She became more active in her daily life.
  • Spasticity: Highly reduced. This leads to a better gait pattern and more balance.

She arrived in a wheelchair and was only able to move a short distance before the therapy. She had to pause or take a brief break after each step. After the therapy, she is now walking with a stick, spending more time outside, having more energy, being less sleepy, being able to lift off her foot more easily, and her foot stays to the ground much more firmly when she is standing. She thought it was “super cool here” in the recoveriX training center. While her memory and attentiveness have always been strong, her coordination has also improved. She traded in her three-point walking stick for “LEKI” Nordic walking sticks. She added that her hand had grown stronger in the end.