Finetech Medical attends an International Knowledge Exchange conference on SDAF-SARS in China

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Sir Philip Craven talks about his Bladder Control System “Without the Finetech-Brindley system I would have had to work from home and Presidents should not do that.”

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Finetech Medical has put together two very helpful patient information papers. These documents highlight the key points about the systems, how it works, the benefits and a frequently asked questions section.
 

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Finetech Medical is proud to announce that they are to be part of one of the projects approved in the Seventh EU Framework programme FP7, the NEUwalk project.

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The foot drop definition, also known as drop foot, is when a person has much difficulty trying to lift the front area of the foot.

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Life after a stroke may be very different from what it was before a stroke. It is however, your life to deal with. The feelings of discomfort or hesitancy in re-socialising with with friends and family is vital to you leading a full life.

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Drop foot after a stroke is quite common. Foot drop, dropped foot or drop foot are all common labels for the same malady that is a weakness of the muscles in the front of the leg, which is caused by damage to the long nerves or peroneal nerve which is in the front of the leg.

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The urinary system plays three major functions in the human body: the kidneys filter waste products from the body to make urine; the urine then moves through the ureters to the bladder which stores the urine that is then released from the body through the urethra.

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Drop foot braces are often used to treat a person with drop foot, a condition in which a person in unable to raise his/her foot at the ankle joint.  Since this makes walking difficult, bracing is used to provide the patient with a more normal, as well as comfortable, gait.

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A stroke, sometimes referred to as a Transient Ischaemic Attack (TIA), can occur for one of two reasons: a burst blood vessel, or a blockage in the vein. In either case, identifying stroke symptoms and seeking immediate medical assistance is the key to survival.

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