Robotic Hand Therapy for Children With Cerebral Palsy

In robot-assisted therapy, the therapist selects different programs with personalized environments to train patients to strengthen limb muscles that have previously had difficulty with movements or are relatively weak. Active (individual finger movement, memory, motility, apple tree, target board, recycling bins, balloons, firefighter), auxiliary, and passive (cpm, cpm plus) treatment options are available in the system.

Conventional therapy group In the pediatric rehabilitation of the children's hands on the affected side, an exercise program consisting of 40 minutes of hand finger joint range of motion exercises (passive, active assistive), strengthening exercises, and coarse and fine dexterity exercises was planned, accompanied by a physiotherapist experienced for at least 5 years.