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The purpose of this paper is to represent the application of rehabilitation technologies for rehabilitation for people with motor disorders. Download free enciclopedia de hierro forjado pdf. Assistive technology refers to a variety of devices and services related to their use aimed at helping persons with disabilities and special education/rehabilitation needs to function better within their daily context and achieve independence and a higher quality of life. Rehabilitation technology is used in the rehabilitation of people with physical disabilities in the last 30 years, in order to enable execution of therapeutic processes that require a large number of repetitions. Traditional rehabilitation therapies are very demanding and economically burdensome for the health system of any country, and factors such as population aging and the expected lack of staff of health care, encourage innovation in the field of rehabilitation.

Because detected and confirmed, neuroplasticity of the brain developed the concept of neurorehabilitation, which includes methods and technologies that encourage efficiency-preserved structure, and thus enhance the independence and quality of life of people with disabilities. Today there is a variety of modern devices for rehabilitation of which in this paper will be presented those currently on the market in Croatia and worldwide.

Robotic systems are believed to be used as standard rehabilitation tools in the near future. Studies conducted so far showed that robotic rehabilitation can be as effective as manually assisted training but a higher benefit should be desirable to spread its use in clinics worldwide.

Varauma: The Democratic and Popular Republic of Algeria does not approve the present wording of article 42 which might prevent the application of the Convention to 'non-metropolitan' territories. The Democratic and Popular Republic of Algeria does not consider itself bound by the provisions of article 48, paragraph 2, which prescribe the compulsory referral of any dispute to the International Court of Justice. The Democratic and Popular Republic of Algeria declares that the agreement of all parties to a dispute shall in every case be necessary for the referral thereof to the International Court of Justice.