Research Trends

  The physiotherapy equipment industry is growing rapidly because of technological advances, including sophisticated robotic devices, implantable medical instruments, exoskeleton, hydraulic apparatus, and many others. Many patients are now turning to non-invasive techniques to relieve pain, and the equipment used in their treatment has a significant impact on their outcomes. Research into new technologies and improved manufacturing methods are constantly bringing better products to the market. In recent years, orthopedic and neurological applications have become much more important to the clinical success of patients with a range of musculoskeletal conditions. New high-quality equipment has been developed to deal with spinal injuries, knee injuries, herniated discs, nerve root trauma, sports injuries, neuromuscular and endocrine disorders, head injuries, neck pain, toe injuries, and injured hands and arms. In addition, more equipment is designed to cope with the specific needs ...