A new clinical test for cervicocephalic kinesthetic sensibility: “The FLY”.
Kristjansson E, Hardardóttir L, Ásmundardóttir M, Guðmundsson K.
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BrevettiNeckCare ha ricevuto brevetti in tre continenti: Australia, Europa, USA e in attesa di approvazione in Canada. Il brevetto è il componente principale del prodotto che risponde alle esigenze dei mercati sanitari e assicurativi globali. Il prodotto brevettato classifica i dati acquisiti da un sistema di sensori, misurando i movimenti e le disfunzioni corporee. |
Il metodo Butterfly è uno strumento unico che i medici possono utilizzare per valutare e trattare il controllo dei movimenti dei propri pazienti. Il metodo è risultato essere totalmente affidabile e valido per la valutazione e il trattamento. Il metodo Butterfly si adatta bene alle esigenze cliniche e può aumentare l'efficienza dei medici in quanto i pazienti possono attuare da soli la parte riabilitativa del metodo Butterfly, permettendo ai medici di occuparsi di più pazienti alla volta, aumentando efficienza e flusso di entrate |
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