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Tyromotion OMEGO Basic - Clinical Application; Indications;Contraindications

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EN 44
Clinical application
4.1 Indications/Contraindications
The OMEGO
®
Basic Pre-Gait Therapy System is used for the lower extremeties
rehabilitation. The target group encompasses neurologic, orthopedic, geriatric and
pediatric patients with deficits in terms of strength, strength control, endurance,
mobility, mobility control, balance, and coordination.
As with any other therapy, the treating medical expert is responsible for medical
diagnosis, indication and choice of suitable treatment and therapy. Generally, the same
indications and contraindications apply for robotic and computer supported therapies
with the OMEGO
®
Basic as for any manual therapeutic treatment. Knowledge about
contraindication is essential in order to not expose the patient to any risks. Always
ascertain whether there are one or more contraindications before starting therapy with
the OMEGO
®
Basic. Please note there may be additional indications and/or
contraindications that are not listed here but are relevant, and that the following list is
not intended to be exhaustive.
Please contact TYROMOTION GmbH in case of any questions or feedback. (Addresses are
listed at the beginning of this document as well as on our homepage
www.tyromotion.com).
Common indications:
Stroke (brain hemmorhage, ischemic damage)
Traumatic brain injury (TBI)
Spinal cord injuries
Paraplegia, etraplegia
Spastic flaccid paralysis
Cerebral palsy (CP)
Chronic conditions like multiple sclerosis (MS)
Morbus Parkinson
Geriatrics
Cardiovascular diseases, if approved by the treating physician
Motor neuron diseases, e.g. amyotrophic lateral scleroisis (ALS)
Post-operative rehabilitation, e.g. after knee or hip endoprosthetics (K-TEP, H-
TEP), s/p cruciate ligament reconstruction
Lower extremity fractures and injuries (remodeling phase)
Degenerative joint disease (lower extremity) (e.g. arthrosis)
Myopathy
Muscular dystrophy

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