til table (manual)

Core Features

• Manual Crank Mechanism: A retractable hand-held crank allows for smooth, controlled tilting from 0° (horizontal) up to 90° (vertical).
• Safety Support System: Includes three wide, adjustable safety straps (chest, abdominal, and knee) and a heavy-duty metal footplate to secure the patient.
• Protractor/Inclinometer: Most units feature an integrated angle indicator to track the exact degree of tilt for precise rehabilitation monitoring.
• Mobility & Stability: Constructed with a heavy-duty steel frame and equipped with locking swivel casters for easy transport within a clinic.

Therapeutic Benefits

• Orthostatic Training: Helps the autonomic nervous system gradually adapt to gravity, reducing dizziness and fainting (syncope) caused by orthostatic hypotension.
• Early Weight-Bearing: Facilitates controlled weight loading on lower limbs, which is crucial for preventing bone demineralization and muscle atrophy in bedridden patients.
• Enhanced Circulation: Promotes better blood flow to the brain and extremities, reducing the risk of deep vein thrombosis (DVT).
• Improved Vital Functions: Regular use can assist with bladder and bowel regularity and increase patient arousal in neurological recovery.

Applications & Suitable Patients

• Neurological Conditions: Recovery from stroke, spinal cord injury (SCI), or traumatic brain injury.
• Extended Immobility: Patients in Intensive Care Units (ICU) or those recovering from prolonged bed rest after major surgery.
• Clinical Testing: Used for "Tilt Table Tests" to diagnose the cause of unexplained fainting.

Safety Note: Tilt table therapy should be avoided in patients with unstable fractures, acute DVT, or severe cardiovascular instability. Always monitor vital signs during the session