Functional Electrical Stimulation (FES) is a type of therapy that uses small electrical pulses to stimulate muscles, helping them contract and function. It's commonly used to improve movement and strength in patients with conditions such as paralysis or nerve damage. FES can help restore basic motor functions, improve mobility, and support rehabilitation by encouraging muscle activation.
Functional Electrical Stimulation (FES) because it helps patients recover and improve muscle function, especially in patients with paralysis or nerve damage. FES promotes muscle strength, enhances mobility, and supports rehabilitation by stimulating muscles to move, which aids in faster recovery and improves quality of life for patients. It’s an essential tool for restoring motor function and independence.
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