NEW HOPE FOR MILLIONS OF AMERICANS AFFECTED BY NEURO-MUSCULAR DISEASES
Until recently, the only options for patients with
physical disabilities were conventional bracing systems and
wheelchairs, unable to solve the individuals' true mechanical needs.
Now, a new treatment option, called DynamicBracingSolutions™, can improve balance, security and efficiency to
improve mobility. Most importantly, DBS helps prevent further damage to other parts of
their body by limiting or eliminating over compensation and can aid in
correcting some deformities. Most patients also report the reduction of
pain, giving them the ability to improve their daily routines.
The new orthotic support system
offers dynamic balance by supporting skeletal segments in all three
dimensions. The system restores dynamic functions to improve the
patient's ability to walk more efficiently.
The data collected over the past ten years has shown that improvement
in walking can be achieved through the use of this technology, by
accommodating patients' individual needs. Once DBS's dynamic and functional solutions are applied,
in time they have the potential to function at a higher level with less
dependence on caregivers. These patients can now resume many of their
daily activities.
DynamicBracingSolutions™ exceed all standard types of orthoses in terms of measurable results. DBS differs from conventional orthoses by applying
all of the necessary corrective forces with innovative designs using
advanced materials that allow for static balance and dynamic response.
To optimize balance and efficiency, all of the corrective forces are
required, not just a few.
Common Benefits of DBS include:
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Better Balance
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Less Fatigue
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Increased Potentials
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More Natural Gait Pattern
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Improvement in Mobility and Quality of Life
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Better Efficiency, Less Energy
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Dynamic Response Energy Return Designs
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Reduced Falls
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Less Arm Involvement
DBS offers structural alignment improvement, which is the basis for better balance, security, mobility, and decreases the progression of future deformities. It has been proven to decrease the incidence of falls. With better structural alignment, joint surfaces and ligaments benefit from reduced stresses.