The AP007 Bedside Active and Passive Limb Trainer is a professional upper and lower limb exercise rehabilitation training system designed for patients with joint dysfunction, stroke, and post-operative mobility limitations. This bedside type stand-alone version functions as both an active and passive trainer, offering motor-driven passive motion for early-stage patients and resistance-based active training for strengthening. As an upper and lower limb trainer with fixed screen, it displays real-time speed, resistance, and time data. Mobile and compact, the upper and lower limb exercise rehabilitation training system AP007 delivers effective rehabilitation directly at the bedside – in hospitals or at home.
Bedside Type Stand-Alone Version | Active and Passive Trainer for Joint Dysfunction
The Upper and Lower Limb Exercise Rehabilitation Training System AP007 is a bedside-type stand-alone device designed for patients with joint dysfunction, stroke, spinal cord injury, and post-operative mobility limitations. As an effective Active and Passive Trainer, it provides motor-driven passive training and user-initiated active training, allowing patients to start rehabilitation without leaving their bed.
This Upper and Lower Limb Trainer with Fixed Screen features an intuitive control interface, real-time parameter display, and multiple training modes. Whether used in hospital wards or home care settings, the Upper and Lower Limb Exercise Rehabilitation Training System helps restore joint range of motion, prevent muscle atrophy, and improve circulation.
The AP007 uses a motorized crank mechanism to move the patient's upper or lower limbs in a circular pedaling motion. In passive mode, the motor gently moves the limbs to maintain joint mobility. In active mode, the patient pedals against adjustable resistance to rebuild muscle strength.
As a bedside Active and Passive Trainer, the device can be wheeled directly to the patient's bed, eliminating the need for patient transfer. The fixed screen displays real-time training data (speed, time, resistance, symmetry), and the compact design fits easily in crowded ward environments.
| Feature | Description |
|---|---|
| Bedside Design | Mobile stand allows the Upper and Lower Limb Exercise Rehabilitation Training System to be positioned directly beside the patient's bed. |
| Active & Passive Modes | Functions as both an Active and Passive Trainer – passive mode for early-stage patients, active mode for strengthening. |
| Upper/Lower Limb Switching | Quickly switch between arm training (vertical) and leg training (horizontal) without tools. |
| Fixed Screen Display | The Upper and Lower Limb Trainer with Fixed Screen shows real-time speed, resistance, time, and training data. |
| Adjustable Resistance | Multiple resistance levels (0-20 gears) for progressive active training. |
| Safe & Secure | Foot straps, forearm supports, and wheelchair/bed fixation hook ensure stable operation. |
| Easy Transport | Built-in rollers allow one person to move the device between rooms. |
| Mode | Target Patient | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Passive Training | Muscle strength Grade 0-2 | Motor drives limbs gently through range of motion. Ideal for spastic or completely paralyzed patients. |
| Active Training | Muscle strength Grade 3+ | Patient pedals against adjustable resistance (0-20 gears). Builds strength and endurance. |
| Active-Passive Auto Switch | Fluctuating strength | Device automatically switches between active and passive modes based on patient's real-time effort. |
| Benefit | Clinical Value |
|---|---|
| Restore Joint Mobility | Regular passive movement prevents joint stiffness and contractures. |
| Rebuild Muscle Strength | Progressive resistance training rebuilds residual strength. |
| Reduce Spasticity | Gentle repetitive movement helps reduce muscle tone. |
| Improve Circulation | Active/passive movement promotes blood flow, preventing DVT and pressure sores. |
| Early Mobilization | Bedside design allows training to begin while patient is still bedridden. |
| Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|
| Model | AP007 |
| Type | Bedside type, stand-alone version |
| Training Parts | Upper limbs (arms) + Lower limbs (legs) |
| Modes | Active, Passive, Auto-switch |
| Resistance | 0-20 adjustable gears |
| Speed Range | 0-60 rpm (passive mode) |
| Display | Fixed LCD screen |
| Max User Weight | 150kg |
| Mobility | 4 locking casters |
| Power Supply | 220V / 50Hz |
| Certifications | CE, ISO 13485 |
| Category | Conditions |
|---|---|
| Neurological | Stroke, spinal cord injury, traumatic brain injury, multiple sclerosis |
| Orthopedic | Fracture post-op, joint replacement, ligament repair |
| Geriatric | Age-related weakness, prolonged bed rest deconditioning |
| Other | Parkinson's disease, ICU-acquired weakness, bariatric patients |
Hospital wards (bedside use)
Home health care
Community rehabilitation centers
Long-term care facilities
| Clinical Need | How AP007 Solves It |
|---|---|
| Patient cannot transfer to chair | Bedside design allows training while patient remains in bed. |
| Limited therapist time | The Active and Passive Trainer automates mode switching and data tracking. |
| Low patient motivation | Real-time visual feedback encourages active participation. |
| Need objective progress data | Fixed screen displays measurable parameters (speed, time, resistance). |
| Space constraints | Compact mobile design fits in tight ward spaces. |
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