Jade

Effect of Wheeleo®️ on spontaneous walking speed in a person with severe head injury.

💥In most neurological rehabilitation centers, the quadripod/tripod cane is still used when a patient has an invalid hand (paralysis) and unstable balance (motor disorders). Until recently, it was the best (or least bad…).

✨This video is a good demonstration of the effect of Wheeleo®️ on spontaneous walking speed. Jade walks 3 times faster, spontaneously.🚀🚀🚀

✅Spontaneous walking speed is the walking speed that the patient adopts spontaneously. It respects his need for balance and security, and optimizes his energy expenditure.

Higher spontaneous walking speed is a positive sign. The patient’s situation is therefore more favorable. It’s a good indicator. If spontaneous walking is faster with a particular orthosis or walking aid, it’s highly likely that this orthosis or mobility aid is better adapted and brings positive results.

❌The increase in speed that causes the patient to fall is the one that is forced.

In this clinical case, it’s not the blatant increase in speed (X3) that’s key, it’s the patient’s autonomy.

✅✨✨ With the Wheeleo®️, Jade walks alone. For the past 3 weeks, she has been moving around with Wheeleo®️ between her room, the smoking room, the restaurant, …

⚠️Continuez to use the quadripod cane systematically is nonsense when we see the positive effects that Wheeleo®️ can induce.

❓How long would it take Jade to triple her walking speed with a quadripod❓ cane?

➡️Longtemps! probably never…