System for therapeutic exercise and evaluation
AssigneeSmith & Nephew Roylan, Inc.
InventorsTheodore I. King, II, Barbara L. Basaj
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AssigneeSmith & Nephew Roylan, Inc.
InventorsTheodore I. King, II, Barbara L. Basaj
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Computer exercise system including at least two exercise devices coupled to a computer through a serial mouse port. These devices provide on/off signals to the computer indicating when the devices have been fully compressed or extended. The computer runs a program that responds to these inputs by requesting activation of the devices for a predetermined number of repetitions and a predetermined number of sets, with a preselected amount of delay between repetitions and sets. Alternatively, a game program is provided that requires patient input from one exercise device in order to perform a first function and requires patient input from the other exercise device to perform a second function. At the start of the game program, it is selected which exercise device is to provide the more frequently needed function.
A therapeutic exercise system for patient exercise of a patient, comprising:
A method of motivating patient exercise in a system including a computer for running an exercise motivating program responsive to first and second on/off signals, and first and second exercise devices for activation by the patient through patient exercise coupled to the computer and providing the first and second signals to the computer upon activation, comprising the steps of:
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