Explore the empowering world of pain management through electrical stimulation. Discover the truth beyond the common misconception that it's all about 'TENS' (Transcutaneous Electrical Nerve Stimulation). In reality, there are a plethora of protocols that can be customised to the type and origin of your pain. Join us at Anatomical Concepts as we delve deeper into these less-known yet effective approaches for pain management. Remember, you have the power to manage your pain safely and effectively!

What we have found in many years of working with spinal cord injured persons using FES Cycling, is that some clients are impatient to see their legs working hard from day one. They are disappointed when their muscles seem to fatigue so quickly when they start training for the first time. To understand why this is the case, we need to look at how muscles behave when contracting with the aid of electrical stimulation. We should also understand how a spinal cord injury produces changes in a person's muscular, skeletal and neural structures.

This article offers a detailed guide to adaptive equipment procurement after a spinal cord injury or disability. It emphasises the significance of initial assessment, research, and involving healthcare professionals, family, and caregivers. It also covers vendor reliability, financial aspects, equipment trial, customisation, training, maintenance, reassessment, community support, and embracing new technologies. Overall, the holistic approach aims to ensure a positive outcome for individuals needing adaptive equipment.

Discover the profound impact of freezing of gait on individuals with Parkinson's disease. Explore its complexities, causes, and the need for personalized interventions. Learn how NexStride offers hope by enabling self-management and restoring confidence.

The STOP Pressure Week (13-17 Nov) initiative aims to combat pressure ulcers by emphasising the significance of 'Every Contact Counts'. In this article, we aim to raise awareness and take proactive measures to safeguard individuals at risk, with a specific focus on preventing heel pressure ulcers. Additionally, we will delve into the discussion of the PRAFO range of devices, which play a pivotal role in both prevention and treatment.

Explore the significance of stroke awareness, prevention and recovery as we commemorate World Stroke Day on October 29th. Learn about the signs of a stroke and embark on an inspiring journey into empowering neuroplasticity for rehabilitation followed by valuable insights into highly effective treatment techniques and a wealth of personalised resources designed to support stroke survivors on their individual path to recovery.