Vision 2010 -
An Australian
Initiative Working To Help Others
With the dawn of the 21st century the
promise of robotics assisting in daily lives has never been greater. The
medical field especially has truly begun to see the benefits robotics can
bring to patients and their ability to recover. The promise unlocked by
robotic therapies has the ability to revolutionize rehabilitative medicine.
At the forefront of robotics in
rehabilitative medicine is a partnership between HyperMED NeuroRecovery
Australia and Hocoma Switzerland.
NeuroRecovery - Repair and Restoration
The final frontier in the treatment of complex
brain, spinal cord and neurovascular injury is focused on repair and
functional restoration.
'Thinking outside of the
therapeutic box' will observe the emergence of specific combination
therapies that will ultimately impact the lives of those with complex
disability.
What Are
Some Of These Combinations?
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Hyperbaric
Oxygenation (HBOT) increases oxygen availability diminishing the
cascade effects of Hypoxic Induced Apoptosis; HBOT mobilizes the
patients' own target specific neural stem cells (CD34+) whilst promoting
a fertile neurovascular platform within the
damaged and surrounding areas
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Evidence supports
that spinal cord and brain cell lesions can be bridged using
transplanted tissues and patient derived bridging devices. In
addition the use of patient derived autologous stem cells primed
with neurotrophic growth factors can promote axonal sprouting, activation of idling and non-functional neurons
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Intensive robotic
training is required to activate dormant non functional and idling
neural reflexes
Patients undertaking
HyperMED NeuroRecovery Protocols will have greater opportunity to salvage
back what is damaged, promote functional change and experience a better
quality of life!
HyperMED NeuroRecovery Australia
HyperMED NeuroRecovery Melbourne is the
first of a series of facilities to be established throughout Australia. We
are seeking partners in this process.
Neuro-Robotic Therapies are unchartered
territories from traditional government funding models. We are actively
seeking government direction and support to ensure funding models for
patients attending. In addition we have engaged the services of Australian
Public Affairs and various media groups to assist our endeavors.
