New Innowalk study shows improvements in body functions and structures

Several improvements support the hypothesis that dynamic standing using the Innowalk is effective as an add-on to standard therapy in the treatment of children and young people with severe motor impairments. 

The study included 46 patients where 50% were diagnosed with cerebral palsy and 50% with diverse syndromes. The results show improvements on: 

• Passive assisted motion (79%) 
• Stimulation of intestinal functions (71%) 
• Body stability (64%) 
• Joint mobility (56%) 
• Secure means of allowing supine position (52%) 
• Revision of abnormal motion patterns (48%) 
• Postoperative joint mobility (33%)