RT300 Pediatric — FES and connected pedal movement

The paediatric RT300 models are designed for children aged four to twelve.
 

 
The RT300 Functional Electrical Stimulation (FES) cycle, designed for neurological rehabilitation, combines functional electrical stimulation with high-intensity progressive resistance activities to provide therapeutic and health benefits.
 
The RT300 enables effective high-repetition, high-intensity physical activity, with:
 
 
 
More than 300 muscle contractions delivered in as little as 10 minutes.
 
 
Up to 12 muscle groups stimulated during an arm or leg therapy session.
 
 
How does integrated FES work?
 
By placing electrodes on the skin, controlled electrical impulses – integrated Functional Electrical Stimulation (FES) – are used to activate weak or paralysed muscles and produce muscle contractions. This promotes nervous system activity and helps optimise the conditions required for neuroplasticity.
 
Benefits
 
The RT300 is cleared for:
 
 
 
Prevention of muscle atrophy due to inactivity
 
 
Relaxation of muscle spasms
 
 
Improvement of local blood circulation
 
 
Maintenance or increase of joint range of motion
 
 
Facilitation of muscle re-education
 
 
Key advantages
 
User-friendly design
Equipped with a touchscreen and real-time feedback, making it accessible and easy to use for both clinicians and patients.
 
Comprehensive setup and training
Ensures seamless integration into a wide range of therapy environments.
 
Customisable programmes
Adapt to individual needs to achieve optimal therapeutic outcomes.
 
Maximised therapeutic outcomes
Helps patients reach their full rehabilitation potential.