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CyberTherapY
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From activist to pioneer: Lukáš demonstrates the potential of cybertherapy
Lukáš Hrošovský is not only our exoskeleton model, he has also undergone cybertherapy at ADELI himself. Even though he dislikes the term "influencer," he certainly has influence: he brings patients together, grills politicians, and shapes public opinion on patient rights and innovative therapeutic approaches.  Medication. That's how one voice becomes a movement! And thanks to the innovative fruits of science, in this case in the form of Japanese exoskeleton technology from Cyberdyne, movement becomes progress, and progress becomes greater freedom.

The team of experts at the ADELI Medical Center worked intensively on the question of how Lukáš' therapy with the extremely expensive drug called Skyclarys - for which Lukáš has publicly collected donations - could be meaningfully integrated into the ADELI CYBERTHERAPY .

Cybertherapy at the ADELI is a place where technology meets healing power.
People with spinal cord injuries, muscular dystrophies, ataxias or after traumatic brain injury or stroke know this: Movement is more than muscle strength. Movement is freedom.

At the ADELI Medical Center , we have created a neurorehabilitative program that gives exactly this freedom back - step by step. Two hours of individually guided exoskeleton training every day, supplemented by an hour of massage and two regenerative therapies, form the core of our exclusive, two-week intensive program. It reconnects the body and nervous system and raises them to a whole new level.

Lukáš Hrošovský, 26 years old, employee of an international bank, doctoral student, athlete and patient rights activist, lives with Friedreich's ataxia - an incurable genetic disease with an average life expectancy of 37 years. After the two-week program at ADELI, he said:
"For a moment, I walked like a completely healthy man."

In his case, the combination of robot-assisted, highly effective physiotherapy and pharmacological treatment proved to be exceptionally effective.

The exoskeleton HAL® (Hybrid Assistive Limb), developed by the Japanese innovation company Cyberdyne Inc., the global pioneer of robotic rehabilitation, is individually adapted and expertly supervised at the ADELI Medical Center . Each unit aims to improve control, stability and independence in everyday life.

HAL® detects fine bioelectric signals on the surface of the skin that are generated when attempting to move and supports the patient when walking or exercising.people with spinal cord injuries, muscular dystrophy, muscular atrophy, ataxia, brain trauma or after a stroke need to experience movement in a new way. You can expect 2 hours of individual exoskeleton training every day, followed by 1 hour of massage and 2 further regenerative therapies.

CYBERTHERAPY at ADELI is an exclusive 2-week intensive program that takes the body and nervous system to a new level. State-of-the-art robotics are combined with targeted neurological rehabilitation - for noticeable progress in the shortest possible time. Each training session is individually tailored, intensively supervised and designed to significantly improve control, stability and independence in everyday life.

Your path to new mobility begins here.
Experience how technology and therapy merge into a new dimension of rehabilitation at the ADELI Medical Center . CYBERTHERAPY at ADELI offers an exclusive 2-week intensive program that takes the body and nervous system to a new level.
Intensive. Personal. Unique.