Zlata is 6 years old. At 1 year and 8 months, she suffered a severe stroke, which left serious consequences. As a result, she has limited and weak function on the right side of her body, and has issues with balance, speech, and overall development. Despite significant progress—she has relearned how to sit, walk, and eat—she now has difficulty standing without support, her muscles are often tense, and her right arm and leg are lagging behind.
To further improve her condition, she needs a standing frame (stand stand) to safely train her in an upright position and strengthen her bones and muscles. A standing frame with isolated leg abduction is a device that will place Zlata in the correct anatomical position. It will apply measured stress to her bones and joints, preventing osteoporosis and deformities, stretching spasmodic muscles, relieving stress on her hip joints, and strengthening her back muscles for good posture. With it, Zlata will be able to stand safely at the table, do her homework, play her favorite games, or create art.
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