The DST Models are a multi-functional systems, that provide a safe environment for full gait rehabilitation, including parallel bars, adjustable stairs, and an adjustable slope.
By a click of a button, stairs’ height and slope’s degree can be easily adjusted to meets patients’ current abilities and needs.
Full gait rehabilitation, one device
Reach Independence
Negotiating stairs and slopes is crucial for performing Activities of Daily Living, and for patients' independence.
Prognosis
Patient’s ability to negotiate stairs can predicts general functional decline.
Strength and Balance
By practicing stairs and slopes, patients exercise other treatment goals such as strength and balance.
Overcoming Fear
Moderate stair practice helps regain confidence for patients who are afraid of falling.
DST Triple Sense full gait analysis system takes patient performance to the next level using data from force plates and advanced software. Provides optimal rehabilitation treatment tailored to patient's needs and capabilities.
Testimonials
Medical Facilities of America
“Over the years we have expanded our use of the DST to where it is now in almost every therapy gym in our company.”
Cerebral Palsy Alliance
Singapore
“DST Triple Pro has enhanced our data driven approach… reduce the therapist workload and improved their efficiency.”
Shoham Geriatric Center
“The ability to adjust the height of the steps enables to start the rehabilitation process at an early stage. We congratulate DPE Medical on this device.”
Conducting Clinical Studies with the DST
The DST’s unique abilities and easy adjustment can eliminate well-known research limitations. For example, by adjusting the height of the stairs and handrails to patients’ current physical abilities, some comparison can be made between patients with different physical abilities, such as their mechanical efficiency during stair climbing. Patients’ mechanical efficiency, measured through physiological parameters, is a predictor for mechanical efficiency in other functions, such as ambulation, and thus holds great value to the rehabilitation process.
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