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Picture of AUTOSTEP The AutoStep is a gait trainer designed for use by children with lower extremity, mobility, or walking disabilities. This unit cues proper stepping patterns for individuals with high or low function. The unit attaches to many walkers, including all Rifton Pacers (not included; see entry) and most LiteGait models on and off the treadmill, and provides a constant symmetric cue for the user to achieve a more symmetrical gait pattern. Adjustable tension bands attach to the user's feet to accommodate users with high or low muscle tone. The unit promotes increased step length, facilitates lower extremity advancement and foot clearance, helps to improve dissociation of the lower extremities, and provides a dynamic/active stretch to the legs. SIZES: Small for individuals with 12-inch step length, medium for individuals with 18-inch step length, or large for individuals with 21-inch step length.

Notes: AutoStep is a trademark of Mobility Research.

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This product record was updated on September 24, 2012.

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Mobility Research

P.O. Box 3141
Tempe, Arizona 85280
United States
Telephone: 800-332-9255 or 480-829-1727.
Fax: 480-829-0737.
Web: http://www.litegait.com.
Email: sales@litegait.com.


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