Performance Health Technologies Inc.
Computer-based rehab developer invents neuromuscular re-education system
Published in Medicine and Law Weekly, November 5th, 2004
Core:Tx is a wireless motion-sensing system that addresses neuromuscular training in all stages of rehabilitation. The transceiver can be attached in a variety of locations to track the movement of different joints. This information is then relayed in real-time to a computer so the patient can perform exercises with its proprietary software. The interactive graphics are challenging and engaging for patients, while the software provides the clinician with objective performance data.
"The Core:Tx system is affordable, versatile and simple to...
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