RehaMove FES Cycling Case Studies

RehaBike Client - Michael

Michael is a RehaBike client now based in Switzerland.

"Shortly before my accident took place I began my studies in education science. I am a person who loves to get in touch with others and likes to move. I’ve never been a top athlete and will probably never be one for pure lack of ambition. However, playing volleyball, cycling, swimming and walking are delightful activities.

In 2000 my life changed. I happened to slip with my bike and fell 10 meters down into a deep gorge.

FES Client Brita - Polyneuropathy

Brita is a 40 year old RehaMove client from Germany. She writes

"Since December last year I experience a strange prickle in my fingers. After my doctor diagnosed a disease called polyneuropathy I wasn’t alarmed initially but started to worry over time as the prickle became numbness which again turned out to be problematic when coping with my daily tasks. I used to work with the elderly and feel like one of them now.

FES Client Timo - My Biggest Challenge

RehaMove client Timo writes - it was a nice sunny Sunday afternoon when I met some friends at the beach. We had a challenge going on and one after another we were to dive from a very high bridge. I was the first one to jump. Thinking of it today, it definitely was the biggest mistake of my life. I broke four cervical vertebrae.

FES Client Kevin in the news

A news item in the Courier features Anatomical Concepts (UK) client Kevin Christie. Left blind and paralysed from the chin down following an accident at a summer barbecue a number of years ago, Kevin has expressed his lasting gratitude to all those who continue to support and care for him. Kevin (37) severed his spinal cord and suffered terrible consequences when a seemingly harmless bit of horseplay at a party in 2004 went horribly wrong. On that day Kevin miscalculated a dive into a children's paddling pool and sustained an injury which has left him requiring almost round-the-clock care.

How my life changing process started

Thanks to our friends in Germany for this story. “My name is Christiane Göldner and I was a young, fun-loving and daring woman before I tumbled 4 meters down. I loved activities in my life …studying, jogging, dancing and traveling. My climbing accident was caused because one carabiner opened up instead of closing down. As a result I received an upsetting diagnose: From that moment on I was considered as a paraplegic person, paralyzed from T10 down.

About Us

Anatomical Concepts (UK) Ltd are Masters of Rehabilitation Engineering. Working with private individuals, healthcare professionals, businesses and the NHS since 1996.

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Clydebank Business Park
Clydebank
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Part of Life

Remember this is not a treatment .. and not a "cure" - but can be a health-giving part of daily life. This FES Cycling technology assists the client to exercise actively and receive fitness benefits otherwise not available.