Platforma sensoryczna SensoDUO - nowe urządzenie do oceny i terapii zaburzeń czucia głębokiego
Journal Title: Rehabilitacja w Praktyce - Year 2017, Vol 1, Issue 3
Abstract
The SensoDUO sensory platform is a new device developed for the assessment and therapy of proprioceptive disorders in lower limbs. Using the platform we can reliable assess body balance and the ability to symmetrically distribute the load on both legs, as well as carry out precise exercises based on biofeedback.
Authors and Affiliations
dr Tomasz Wolny
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