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MOTIONrehab is delighted to announce its new FES service with Fesia Walk. 

MOTIONrehab has partnered with Ectron to bring latest generation of Functional Electrical Stimulation (FES) gait rehabilitation system.

Fesia Walk is the latest and most advanced Functional Electrical Stimulation (FES) device on the market today. Fesia Walk is a gait neurorehabilitation device based on scientific evidence for people who live with drop foot as a result of:

  • Stroke 
  • Multiple Sclerosis 
  • Incomplete Spinal Cord Injury
  • Cerebral Palsy 
  • Traumatic Brain Injury 
  • Other Neurological Conditions

Fesia Walk generates surface electrical stimulation of the posterior tibial and perineal nerves to trigger plantar and dorsiflexion in the corresponding gait phases.

The main feature of this device is its multi-field electrode which allows better selectivity of movement and shorter setup times since it can automate the search for an optimal configuration.

For Home Use

  • Enables the rehabilitation progress to continue at home
  • Innovation and technology available for patients
  • Enhanced autonomy 
  • Improvement of quality of life
  • Easy-to-use system
  • Induces neuroplasticity
  • Decreases the probability of falling, safer gait patterns

The Fesia Walk system is light and small. The total absence of cables, makes the device wearable under any garment.

Using a multi-pad electrode, Fesia Walk produces a more selective activation of desired muscles. This means Fesia products have a better functional performance and muscle fatigue is reduced.

UPDATE Aug 2024 Unfortunately the Fesia Walk is not currently available for assessment.

MOTIONrehab Launches New FES Service With Fesia Walk
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