Seat support for children with cerebral palsy. Children's rehabilitation chairs Wooden chair for a disabled child


Functional chairs are designed taking into account the characteristics of disabled children and are intended for rehabilitation activities and training, primarily for teaching proper sitting. The chairs are equipped with special vests and belts that are necessary to properly secure the child. All fasteners are equipped with simple latches that allow you to quickly and easily attach the clamps.

Wheelchairs for children and armchairs from our catalog

The Reamed company catalog contains a wide range of children's wheelchairs and chairs. Our large selection of products includes orthopedic functional chairs, supports and wheelchairs. Our store offers special chairs for active children, which allow the child to move freely without restricting his movements. Rehabilitation chairs are suitable not only for regular sitting, but also for games and exercises. They are equipped with a special table, headrest, vest, footrest and side cushions for great comfort.

All products are made from environmentally friendly and durable materials that are resistant to damage and moisture. Depending on the configuration, some models have the option of fixing the seat in sitting, standing and lying positions.

Orthopedic chairs produced by CONMET HOLDING are suitable for toddlers and younger children. With simple functional form, practicality can be used in rehabilitation centers, hospitals, social care institutions, home conditions.
Designed for children with various forms Cerebral palsy, especially in the presence of hyperkinesis, as well as in cases of delayed motor and psycho-speech development, in the presence of obvious pathology of the spine (scoliosis, kyphosis, etc.)
Allows you to train the process of holding your head in vertical position, form correct posture, and also provide suppression of pathological reflexes.

Peculiarities

  • Mechanical adjustment of the backrest and footrest tilt using a lock and movement mechanism guarantees a comfortable position, relieving the child’s spine.
  • The back and seat are specially shaped, with grooves for installing head supports and abductor, allowing you to achieve correct posture and maximum comfort for the child.
  • Head supports, abductor and vest securely fix the child in a sitting position
  • The seat and back have soft mattresses made of fabric that allows sanitary treatment and is resistant to abrasion, with polyurethane foam filling.
  • Height-adjustable armrests provide additional comfort for users of different heights.
  • Adjustable headrests allow the chair to be used for children of different sizes and sizes.
  • The depth-adjustable, removable table with a contour fence can be used for studying and eating.
  • The height-adjustable footrest is equipped with straps to secure your feet.
  • The welded frame ensures the stability and reliability of the chair.
  • 4 wheels with a diameter of 50mm, on the two rear wheels - individual brakes.
  • Wheels ensure easy movement of the chair on the floor.

Equipment

  • Head supports – 2 pcs.
  • Abductor – 1 pc.
  • Vest – 1 pc.
  • Removable table – 1 pc.
  • Straps for attaching legs to the footrest – 2 pcs.
  • Operating manual – 1 pc.

Specifications

  • Width, mm:500
  • Length, mm:650
  • Height, mm:960
  • Back height, mm: 540
  • Height of armrests from seat, mm: 180...250
  • Seat width, mm: 280
  • Seat depth, mm: 280
  • Backrest angle, degrees: 90...45
  • Footrest tilt angle, degrees: 90...45
  • Table, mm x mm: 480 x 270
  • Child height, cm: 90-115

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Delivery

In Moscow from 3000 rubles. - free, up to 3000 rub. - 280 rubles

Outside the Moscow Ring Road - 25 rubles per 1 km


By St. Petersburg from 6000 rub. - free, up to 6000 rub. - 250 rubles, up to 1000 rubles. - 350 rubles.

Outside the ring road - 25 rubles per 1 km


By Nizhny Novgorod from 4500 rub. - free, up to 4500 - 350 rubles.

For delivery outside the city +25 rubles. for 1 km


In Krasnodar from 5000 rubles. - free, up to 5000 - 250 rubles


In Russia, transport companies SDEK and Hermes, as well as Russian Post - check with the manager.

Exchange and return

Exchange and return of any equipment and goods from the catalog is possible if there are defects or defects received during transportation of the goods or due to the fault of the manufacturer. You can also arrange an exchange if the product is not satisfied with its dimensions, size and configuration. If the product has been used and the damage is caused by the customer, the product cannot be returned or exchanged. When exchanging products for other reasons, the following requirements must be observed:

  • The integrity of the product and packaging, without traces of use.
  • Sales receipt and warranty card.
  • Full set of goods, as well as seals, if available.
  • Contact the store no later than 14 days from the date of receipt of the product.
  • Exchanges and returns are carried out within 14 working days from the date of application.

Unfortunately, current medicine cannot offer methods for completely curing cerebral palsy. On modern stage Only methods have been developed that make it possible to slightly slow down the inevitable progression of the disease and maximally adapt the child to adult life.

The main factor in the successful fight against the disease is the combined efforts of doctors and close relatives. The latter bear the greatest daily work and responsibility. The earlier rehabilitation begins, the greater the chances of success. Psychologists, special teachers and physiotherapists are also of great importance in the process of child rehabilitation.

Babies cannot maintain their body in the correct position. As a result, the disease progresses and atrophies. internal organs, the supporting apparatus degrades. Special chairs and seating supports have been developed that teach him to repeat the correct movements and postures. Having such skills is an important factor for successful treatment. To provide proper development the child needs to be helped to learn to fix the body in a physiologically correct location.

Auxiliary products must be selected strictly individually after consultation with the attending physician. He must explain what parameters the seat supports must meet, and the specific model is chosen by those caring for the child. Parents should pay attention to the presence of special devices that help support correct position torso. What matters are the possibilities of adjustment for each specific child, taking into account his physical condition.

Prescription of special rehabilitation means

Special devices are selected taking into account the patient’s age and the severity of the disease. These can be ordinary chairs with tables, chairs with special additional equipment, or wheelchairs. During daily training, they should develop the child’s skills in correct body position, develop his musculoskeletal system, promote the coordinated work of the central nervous system, and regulate the processes of excitation and inhibition. After each workout, the muscles develop a stable physical memory. Seat supports allow you to convert an ordinary chair into an orthopedic one, which is very convenient.

Orthotics allow you to gradually add loads and correct body position, which increases muscle strength, the connection between muscles and nervous system becomes more sustainable and coordinated. A chair with a seat support is considered one of the main means of auxiliary therapy; it allows the child to develop vital skills and adapt faster. The earlier classes are started with a child, the greater the chances of successful treatment.

What criteria are used to select supports?

This is very important factor, with an illiterate approach or incorrect use, the opposite result may be obtained instead of benefit. Correctly fixed posture in a sitting position allows the child to make targeted movements with his arms and head. If a child has a severe stage of the disease and cannot independently maintain an upright position, then the support must have special additional clamps. They are adjusted to the height and characteristics of the spine, gently support the body, and do not cause any unpleasant sensations.

If a child has an illness mild form and he has the ability to sit independently and rest his hands on the table, then it is better for him to purchase a small low chair with armrests. Special support will be needed only when his head tips back, and the baby cannot return it to its normal position. This seat support should have a headrest that will support your head in a comfortable position. Children who constantly fall to one side need special lateral support. In this case, the backrest should have more complex design with additional fastening straps.

To walk outside, you should buy a wheelchair. When choosing a specific model, you should consider real opportunities sick. If he can move around on his own a little, a wheelchair will do if he has complex shape If you have cerebral palsy and you can’t do it without outside help, you need to buy a wheelchair. In all cases, physical capabilities and age must be taken into account. Another important point– the presence of a special chair and gurney does not mean at all that the child does not need to be accustomed to an upright position. Even if there is no hope that he will ever be able to walk or stand on his own, the body should still be maintained in an upright position for some time every day.

The presence of an abductor and a set of special support belts is a prerequisite for any type of support. Only with their help is it possible to maintain the physiological position of the body. The most modern models of orthopedic supports are used as universal aids, giving the opportunity not only to sit, but also to stand.

It is important to buy not just one chair, but a set of special furniture. The chair has all the necessary adjustments and locks, and the table can be used:

  • as a separate element of orthopedic furniture. He has a large number of various adjustments, which makes it possible to adapt to any chair;
  • As part of the verticalizer, the patient gradually gets used to the vertical stand with its help.

The support varies slightly in design features depending on the purpose. For a child with cerebral palsy, it is advisable to purchase:

  • chair-seat for washing. The frame is made of aluminum alloy and has support straps that allow you to securely hold the child during bathing procedures. The back itself tilts, which makes it possible to give the body the most comfortable position;
  • toilet chair. Makes it easier for parents to care for their child; physiological needs are met as needed without changing position. The chair has an orthopedic back with a full set of support belts, and there is a storage unit for feces and urine.

For such chairs, the seat supports are adjusted taking into account clinical picture course of the disease.

Brief list of seat supports used and their characteristics

It is recommended to use seat supports not only for children with cerebral palsy, but also for the effective rehabilitation of various post-traumatic or congenital pathologies. The frame is made of glued moisture-resistant plywood, natural boards or aluminum alloys. Manufacturing materials do not cause allergic reactions, quality is checked by state sanitary authorities, each product has a certificate of conformity. Most structures are equipped with wheels, which allows you to easily move your child to another place. The front wheels are swivel, the rear ones have a parking brake.

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High-quality environmentally friendly foam rubber is used as soft padding, and a leather substitute that is resistant to detergents is used for upholstery. The coating prevents skin irritation, the baby's body can breathe calmly, and diaper rash is eliminated. Each pole manufacturer can change the list of materials used and develop their own design features.

What adjustments can the supports have?

Thanks to the presence of numerous adjustments, parents can set individual parameters for the child’s body position. In this case, the settings are adjusted depending on the dynamics of rehabilitation and changes in age. What parameters are controlled?

ParameterDescription
Height and inclination of the footrest.The bend angle of the legs at the knees should be within 90°, the feet should be horizontal position. This physiological norms, we need to strive for them. If the child has a difficult form of cerebral palsy, then the footrest is adjusted gradually, there is no need to try to force the rehabilitation process.
Height and backrest angle.This parameter allows you to change the height of the backrest in accordance with the growth of the baby. If it is difficult for him to keep his body in an upright position, then his back is fixed to the support with belts.
Headrest dimensions.The element can be installed on supports immediately or included in the list of additional equipment. It is used to fix the position of the head, facilitates the feeding process, and allows the baby to move his head in the direction that is most favorable for him.
Seating options.They are selected for each patient and can be adjusted to create different body positions.
Armrest position.This parameter allows the patient to use the armrests as supports. Skeletal muscles develop, physical memory of body position appears.
Place of installation of the interfemoral wedge.The element is called the abductor, develops the correct position of the hips, helps the patient quickly master the skills of independent standing or walking.
Position of the removable children's table.In most cases it is sold as additional element configuration, adjustable in height and distance to the seat.

Such adjustments are considered standard; the vast majority of seat supports meet the requirements of orthopedists. The first fine adjustment of the child's body position should be performed under the supervision of a physician. Parents should carefully read its recommendations and follow them unquestioningly.

What sizes can seat supports have?

Size indicators are standardized, only adjustment parameters can change.

It is very important for the patient to carry out passive stretching and eliminate the crossing of the legs. There is an abductor for this; it has soft upholstery that eliminates circulatory problems.

With the help of special supports, you can gradually lift from a lying position to a sitting position. The process occurs slowly, the patient does not feel discomfort or become nervous. In such devices, the angle of inclination can smoothly increase from 0° to 45°. With the help of additional pillows, the depth of the back or seat can be changed.

A child should be taught to sit with his legs bent by changing the angle of the support and adjusting the footrests. At the same time, active recurvation is achieved knee joint. For fixation thoracic a bridle is used, the hip part is secured with hip mounts.

Children who, due to complex disorders, have a plaster cast on the hip girdle, need to purchase an abduction roller. The device only has a support for the back; adjustments allow you to give the body a comfortable and physiological position. It is possible to increase the maximum angle, which allows the child to rest or sleep in this position. To make sitting easier, some models of the back support can be fully reclined. The roller is equipped with a table, the patient can play at it or do basic activities with his parents to develop motor skills. The table is on wheels; if the child makes movements with his legs, he can independently move around the room. read on our website.

Video - Wheelchair for patients with cerebral palsy

For rehabilitation of children in a sitting position, special orthopedic chairs are used. Initially, the devices were developed for children with cerebral palsy. As functions increase rehabilitation chairs for children with cerebral palsy they began to be used for other diagnoses:

  • recovery from traumatic brain and spinal injuries;
  • damage spinal cord;
  • paresis of the limbs;
  • muscle atrophy;
  • multiorgan injuries.

The use of a rehabilitation chair for children with cerebral palsy improves general state the body, cognitive abilities, develops interest in cognition and learning.

Construction and equipment

Structurally, the products resemble a chair on a stationary or wheeled platform with a seat, backrest and various accessories. Material of manufacture: wood, metal alloys. The equipment includes:

  • side restraints;
  • safety belts;
  • table for manual exercises and games;
  • soft seat;
  • headrests;
  • abductor with depth adjustment;
  • backrest with variable angle of inclination;
  • stabilization vest chest(in some models);

Some rehabilitation chairs are equipped with a verticalizer. The line of models from the manufacturer Akcesmed includes seat supports painted in a zebra pattern, with a seat in the form of a bolster, an attached ladder and a set of foot supports.

Products from most brands on sale have a collapsible design.

Features of choice

Chairs for the rehabilitation of children with cerebral palsy are purchased after consultation with the attending physician. Adjustable parameters allow you to adapt the product to anatomical features child and change them as they grow.

You can place an order on the website of the Allorto online store, with delivery throughout Moscow and all of Russia.

), especially for the project "Life without barriers"

Victoria is sitting in a children's chair near the window in the kitchen. Her mother, Svetlana, is drinking tea at a large table nearby. Vika watches her carefully as Svetlana puts the hot kettle on the table, cuts the cake, and arranges the cups. Sitting is not entirely comfortable: Vika rolls onto her left side in the chair. To drink tea together, Sveta takes her in her arms and places the cup in front of her.

Four-year-old Vika from the Moscow region has cerebral palsy. Children with cerebral palsy need comprehensive rehabilitation: from special shoes to permanent rehabilitation in medical centers. Almost all families need to especially rebuild their lives - often such children cannot just sit at the table. Vika’s case is not such a difficult one, and the mother of eleven-year-old Valeria from the village of Luzy, Kirov region, recently covered her daughter with pillows on all sides to feed her.

"I secured her like this, with pillows, and fed her. She really likes to draw, but in wheelchair you can't come to the table. So I just stood there and held a piece of paper for her. And Lera drew. The lessons followed the same pattern."

Children with such disabilities need a specially arranged life. From orthopedic shoes to special tables and chairs with straps and fastenings, so that an eleven-year-old child does not need to be spoon-fed. List necessary for the child funds are made by the parents or the attending physician, and approved by the medical and social examination commission (MSE). The list approved by the commission is called IPR - individual rehabilitation program. As a rule, the commission trims the list: Lera, for example, was denied an anti-bedsore mattress. But Vika doesn’t even get those technical means, which were approved by the commission. She has been waiting for a verticalizer for six months - a special simulator that helps the patient stand. Svetlana says that she is not sure whether they will get their money back at least for the diapers.

An entrepreneur from Kazan and founder of the charity online store Osobenniedeti.rf, Rustem Khasanov, believes that the prices for special equipment for children with cerebral palsy are greatly inflated. If you organize competent production of such equipment, Khasanov believes, this can become a successful business model.

The idea to launch a charity store came to Khasanov and other volunteers from LiveJournal in 2009. Khasanov brought things for parents of children with disabilities to a Kazan charity foundation. There was a special verticalizer for a child with cerebral palsy. “When I found out how much this one and a half meters of plywood cost, I couldn’t believe it: why pay that kind of money? And the foundation paid about 35 thousand rubles for this chair.”

© Photo: courtesy of the Dobro Mail.Ru project

© Photo: courtesy of the Dobro Mail.Ru project

In his blog, Khasanov writes that he convinced manufacturers of potential profits, “waving printouts of statistical calculations about hundreds of thousands of potential consumers.” A manufacturer was found and a charity online store was launched. Applications, says Khasanov, poured in immediately.

“After the first batch of 12 chairs, my mail and phone were ringing off the hook. My parents wanted the same chair. We realized that we had uncovered a problem on a national scale,” says Khasanov. Now the store ships chairs all over Russia, and plans to deliver the 1000th chair soon. The project does not always cope with the flow of requests: in April 2015, the reception of requests was stopped and currently (July 2015) has not been launched again.

There are a lot of requests because parents cannot always get the same chair under the IPR. Khasanov believes that this is happening because the cost of the chair is greatly exaggerated: “In our country, for two pieces of plywood to officially become rehabilitation equipment, you need to spend serious money: certification, certificates. We did without this.” If production is optimized, Khasanov says, the cost of a chair can be reduced to 10 thousand rubles - that’s how much a chair costs in an online store.

For comparison: in 2014, the Nizhny Novgorod region purchased two chairs for children with cerebral palsy for 336,433 rubles, each chair for 168,216 rubles, 16.8 times more expensive than in Khasanov’s store. “The cost of rehabilitation equipment in Russia is a systemic problem. The buyer is forced, but the seller is interested. These are the rules of the game, and if you play by the rules, you sell it at a high price.”

You can help Vika and the rest of the online store’s wards: more than 300 children are already in line. To cope with the huge flow of applications, more than 300 thousand rubles are needed.

Dobro.Mail.Ru helps the online store. In 2014, project users paid for the production and delivery of 10 chairs.

The furniture is delivered by volunteers, so the foundation is now looking for volunteers throughout Russia. If you have the opportunity to transport a chair, you can fill out a form.

We can improve the lives of children with cerebral palsy. Make sure that everyday things - lunch or homework - are no longer an insurmountable obstacle. And life will become just life, and not a series of difficulties and failures.