Departments
Orthopedics, Rehabilitation Medicine, Sports Medicine, and Neurology (post-stroke rehabilitation).
Rehabilitation Equipment
CPM (Upper Limb)
A rehabilitation device that mechanically moves the wrist, elbow, shoulder, or other upper-limb joints through continuous, slow passive motion for functional recovery after surgery or trauma.
Core Function Highlights
- Improve Joint Range of MotionThe device moves the wrist, elbow, and other joints through continuous flexion, extension, and rotation to help reduce postoperative or post-traumatic stiffness and adhesions.
- Support Postoperative Functional RecoveryIt is commonly used after upper-limb fracture surgery. The source material describes improvement in range-of-motion scores and quality of life.
- Assist Neurological RehabilitationFor a hemiparetic upper limb after stroke, passive motion can help maintain shoulder stability and may support management of some complications and limb condition.
