Intelligent Rehabilitation
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The Exoskeleton Robot Has Arrived
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October 21, 2024On this hopeful dayThe Traditional Chinese Medicine Hospital of Aksu RegionWelcomed two special “new members”— Exoskeleton RobotsThis technological marvel’s arrivalInjects new energy into the hospital’s rehabilitation treatment field
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As a representative of intelligent rehabilitationThe exoskeleton robotWith its advanced technology and unique advantagesBrings new hope to patientsWith precise motion assistanceAnd personalized rehabilitation plansIt can better meet the rehabilitation needs of different patientsWhether due to trauma causing limb dysfunctionOr mobility issues caused by neurological diseasesIt plays an important role
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Listening to Patients’ Feelings
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After the “exoskeleton robot” was activatedMr. Yuan was fortunate to be among the first patientsTo use this “exoskeleton robot” for lower limb rehabilitation
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Mr. Yuan said emotionallyAfter falling ill, I thought I would never stand up againNow, every time I stand and walkIncreases my confidenceI believe I will walk better and betterHeartfelt thanks to the rehabilitation team of the Traditional Chinese Medicine Hospital of the region
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I’ve heard about the significant rehabilitation effects of the exoskeleton robotSeeing is believingI didn’t expect we could use it tooPatients unfortunate enough to suffer from lower limb paralysisShould give the “exoskeleton robot” a try
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Introduction to Exoskeleton Robots
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01 Suitable Population for Exoskeleton Robots: Mainly suitable for individuals with impaired walking or mobility functions due to stroke hemiplegia, spinal cord injury paraplegia, cerebral palsy, Parkinson’s syndrome, cardiomyopathy with lack of activity, lower limb muscle atrophy, post-lower limb surgery, and complications caused by prolonged bed rest. 02 Prohibited Population for Exoskeleton Robots: Individuals with various bleeding tendencies, unstable fracture fixation, during epileptic seizures, high fever, or unstable vital signs. 03 Therapeutic Effects of Exoskeleton Robots: 1. Maintain and improve the morphology and function of motor organs; 2. Promote systemic blood circulation; 3. Maintain and improve the range of joint motion; 4. Enhance muscle strength and endurance; 5. Promote the formation and development of compensatory functions to compensate for lost functions; 6. Enhance the metabolic functions of organs and the endocrine system; 7. Improve the regulatory functions of the nervous system, maintaining and improving the excitability, flexibility, and coordination of the nervous system through exercise training.
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The empowerment of technology is vividly reflected in the introduction of exoskeleton robots at the Traditional Chinese Medicine Hospital of Aksu Region. This move not only adds new highlights to the hospital’s rehabilitation treatment but also brings new colors to the development of medical services in the region. It marks a solid step forward for the hospital in the path of intelligent and precise medical care.
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It is believed that in the future, with the widespread application of exoskeleton robots, the Traditional Chinese Medicine Hospital of Aksu Region will provide more high-quality and efficient rehabilitation services for more patients, making greater contributions to the health and well-being of the people in the region. Let us look forward to the brilliant bloom of intelligent rehabilitation on this land.Department Introduction
The Rehabilitation Medicine Department (Traditional Chinese Medicine Rehabilitation Department) is a key specialty of the Traditional Chinese Medicine Hospital of Aksu Region, focusing on integrating traditional Chinese rehabilitation with modern rehabilitation.In 2023, it was designated as a key specialty construction unit at the autonomous region level.
The Rehabilitation Medicine Department currently has 30 medical staff, including 3 senior titles, with a well-established talent team. It has introduced two lower limb exoskeleton robots, a weight-reduced gait rehabilitation platform, transcranial magnetic stimulators, virtual scenario interactive training systems, Bobath electric lifting treatment tables, active and passive lower limb trainers, 5D suspension rehabilitation training systems, dynamic and static balance training systems, muscle spasm treatment devices, swallowing nerve and muscle electrical stimulation devices, ADL daily living training systems, shortwave therapy devices, and low and medium frequency electrotherapy devices, among other advanced comprehensive and functional rehabilitation treatment facilities from within the country.
We focus on leveraging the characteristics and advantages of traditional Chinese medicine, integrating traditional rehabilitation therapies (traditional Chinese medicine, acupuncture, traction, massage, cupping, scraping, etc.) with modern exercise therapy (PT), occupational therapy (OT), physical therapy (electric, light, sound, magnetic, pressure), and rehabilitation nursing. We comprehensively carry out rehabilitation assessments, traditional Chinese rehabilitation, physical therapy, exercise therapy, occupational therapy, and the use of orthotic devices.
We conduct diagnostic and treatment projects for common diseases in rehabilitation medicine, such as stroke hemiplegia, sequelae of traumatic brain injury, paraplegia and quadriplegia caused by spinal cord injury, speech and swallowing disorders, cognitive impairments, post-artificial joint replacement, hand injuries, peripheral nerve injuries, neck, shoulder, waist, and leg pain, sports system injuries, and osteoarthritis, among others. We also carry out early rehabilitation, team collaboration, and standardized treatment for severe cases, achieving good efficacy and high quality.
Our service tenet is: “Inheritance, Innovation, Quality First, Quality Service”.
Expert Introduction
Sun Honggang, male, Han nationality, member of the Communist Party, graduated in 2002 from Xinjiang Medical University with a degree in Traditional Chinese Medicine. He is an associate chief physician of traditional Chinese orthopedic medicine and currently serves as the director of the Orthopedic Rehabilitation Department. He is a standing committee member of the Aksu Region Traditional Chinese Medicine Association. He has been engaged in clinical work in traditional Chinese orthopedic medicine for 20 years. He is skilled in combining traditional Chinese techniques with modern rehabilitation techniques for comprehensive rehabilitation of the musculoskeletal system, rehabilitation of neck, shoulder, waist, and leg pain, neurological rehabilitation, postoperative rehabilitation for various surgeries, sports injury rehabilitation, sub-health management, and traditional rehabilitation. His specialties include using small needle knives combined with manipulation and traditional Chinese medicine for treating cervical spondylosis, lumbar disc herniation, shoulder periarthritis, tennis elbow, carpal tunnel syndrome, sciatica, knee osteoarthritis, ankle injuries, lumbar myofascial pain syndrome, tendon injuries, joint dislocations, and sacroiliac joint disorders. He has treated early and mid-stage avascular necrosis of the femoral head through traditional Chinese medicine dialectical treatment. He has studied orthopedic specialties at Yueyang Hospital affiliated with Shanghai University of Traditional Chinese Medicine in 2004 and 2013, and has learned traditional Chinese treatment for femoral head necrosis from renowned orthopedic expert Professor Wang Jixian. In 2018, he participated in standardized training for resident physicians in traditional Chinese medicine in the Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region (Shanghai). In 2023, he studied orthopedic rehabilitation at Zhejiang Provincial Hospital of Traditional Chinese Medicine. He has published nearly ten papers in national core journals and has received a third-class award for scientific and technological progress at the regional level.
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Text and Images | Rehabilitation Medicine Department, Sun Honggang
Layout | Chen Wanyi
Editors | Zhang Xiaorong, Chen Wanyi
Chief Editor | Chen Fangliang
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