ELECTRIC REHABILITATION TILT TABLE 

The Electric Rehabilitation Tilt Table is used as a rehabilitation device or therapeutic resource passively by the therapist or actively by the patient for motor stimulation, improvement of cardiopulmonary function and alertness. Found in rehabilitation centers and, more currently, in ICUs (Intensive Care Units) to transitionally bring a patient into a progressively upright standing position when they are unable to support their own weight, whether due to some illness or muscle shortening. Thus, the patient is secured with Velcro straps and the feet are supported on a base.

Benefits:

1. Improve blood circulation
2. Stimulate the nervous system
3. Prevents muscle atrophy
4. Strengthen the muscles of the lower limbs 
5. Increase bone mineral density
6. Restore nerve control over muscles

Recommended for patients with various complications such as general muscle atrophy, joint stiffness and orthostatic hypotension caused by long-term bed rest.
* Central nervous system diseases or paralyzed persons caused by diseases (hemiplegia, tetraplegia, diplegia, paraplegia, cerebral palsy)
* Long-term bedridden or long-term use of wheelchairs who need assistance to stand
* Middle-aged and elderly people with inconvenient legs and need assistance to stand
* Lower extremity musculoskeletal dysfunction
* Patients with severe craniocerebral trauma with disturbance of consciousness or coma or vegetative state (ICU patients)