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Preserving Upper Limb Function: Clinical Reasoning for Empulse R90

Preserving Upper Limb Function: Clinical Reasoning for Empulse R90

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9/09/2024

There is strong evidence of increased incidence of upper limb (UL) repetitive strain injuries (RSI) among manual wheelchair users. These injuries occur due to repetitive movements and result in muscle tears, inflammation, nerve impingement, bursitis, and pain. They primarily affect the shoulders, wrists, and elbows and can manifest as rotator cuff impairments, carpal tunnel syndromes, and "tennis elbow," among other symptoms.

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Alternative Drive and Mode Control Options

Alternative Drive and Mode Control Options

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25/07/2024

This is a supplemental guide to summarize alternative drive options and switch access to other modes for a power wheelchair. This resource begins with considerations for the assessment, then reviews the basic characteristics of various input drive controls, and finally delineates the various proportional and non-proportional options available.

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On Holiday with the Q50 R Carbon PWC

On Holiday with the Q50 R Carbon PWC

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29/07/2023

Designed for convenience and reliability, the Quickie  Q50 R Carbon boasts a low 14.5 kg product weight, folds super compact making is sure to become your perfect travel companion.

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4 Steps To a Healthy Battery

4 Steps To a Healthy Battery

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26/07/2023

Powered wheelchair handover can be a busy time. There is a lot of information for clients to take on board to maintain their mobility device for years of reliable use. Download this printable, sharable PDF to ensure your clients feel confident about keeping their powered wheelchair batteries healthy through proper charging.

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