Robotic Bed Erigo – Pro

Robotic bed system Erigo Pro is the first robotic bed system that provides intensive physical therapy in the early stages of patients who are immobile and bedridden.

In the early period, the patient is slowly accustomed to standing upright with the help of the robotic bed system Erigo Pro. At this stage, blood pressure and cardiovascular diseases should be taken into consideration. On the other hand, passive walking training is started with the help of robotic feet to prevent the development of stiffness and limitation in the joints.

What are the diseases for which Robotic Bed Erigo – Pro is used?

• Parkinson’s Disease
• Paralysis – Stroke
• Alzheimer’s disease
• Glioma
• Traumatic Brain Injury
• Spinal Cord Paralysis from Neck and Waist Region
• Neurological diseases
• Serious injuries

Robotic Bed Erigo – Benefits of Pro

• Acquisition of mobilization and walking ability in the early period
• Increased awareness in the patient
• Shortening the duration of intensive care treatment
• Rapid progress on the treatment plan with recorded patient data.
• Prevention of bedsores
• Increased patient motivation
• It increases the stability of the cardiovascular system during functional electrical stimulation (FES) on patients and
• Placing the patient in an upright position in the early period.

Gait disturbance or the inability to walk at all is a common occurrence in patients with stroke (paralysis) due to brain hemorrhage or cerebrovascular occlusion – clot in the brain, in the treatment of brain damage and in the post-brain tumor surgery period.

In diseases such as Stroke, Traumatic Brain Injury, Brain Tumor, which cause impairment in brain functions, physical therapy at the earliest stage is very important for a successful rehabilitation process. During this process, many problems may occur in patients such as loss of consciousness, speech difficulties, nutritional problems, urinary and fecal incontinence.

In early treatment, patients have serious medical problems that need to be monitored, such as Tracheostomy (a breathing tube surgically inserted into the throat), urinary catheter, stool control disorder and cardiovascular system disorders, especially heart rhythm disorder, high or low blood pressure problems. Managing this condition very well is the most fundamental thing to have a successful rehabilitation period.