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Cancer patients very often suffer from neuropathy. This disease is a result of damage to the peripheral nerves that particularly affects hands and feet. The Bachelor of Physiotherapy, Christopher B\u00f6ddeker (PhysioSTA<\/a>, DE), is a pioneer when it comes to the use of digital solutions and therefore relies on stapp<\/i>\u200a<\/span>one in the treatment of oncology patients.<\/i><\/p>\n Cancer therapy often damages the peripheral nervous system, which is particularly noticeable in hands and feet. Tingling, numbness, muscle weakness and pain is part of a cancer patient\u2019s everyday life. They often have problems maintaining their balance, moving around and are at high risk of falling.<\/p>\n stapp<\/b>\u200a<\/b><\/span>one in use for neuropathy<\/b><\/p>\n In his practice PhysioSTA<\/a> in Starnberg (DE), physiotherapist Christopher B\u00f6ddeker treats oncology patients who can hardly feel their feet. These patients have problems with keeping their balance and walking. Since they are suffering from numbness, they lack a reference system by which they can recognize how much pressure load they are putting on their feet. B\u00f6ddeker uses the intelligent sensor soles from stapp\u200a<\/span>one as a supporting tool. Simply insert the soles into comfortable shoes and they measure the patient\u2019s foot pressure load and the body\u2019s center of gravity. The corresponding medical software provides a visual live-biofeedback on a tablet or computer. This live-biofeedback simulates a reference system that neuropathy patients lack. The loss of sensation in the feet is somewhat compensated by the visual feedback, helping patients maintain balance and perform exercises.<\/p>\n Save, evaluate and compare data<\/b><\/p>\n With stapp\u200a<\/span>one there is also the possibility to save and analyze data from therapy sessions. The patient\u2019s deficits can be determined precisely followed by a target-oriented treatment. You can also visualize and compare the progress made during training where stapp\u200a<\/span>one shows even the smallest improvements. This has a beneficial effect on the patient’s motivation. Often they feel like they are not making any progress because there are no obvious improvements. By making the smallest positive changes visible, patients have a motivating \u2018feeling of success\u2019.<\/p>\n Do you have any questions about the use of stapp\u200a<\/span>one? Contact us! We are always at your disposal.<\/a><\/p>\n <\/p>\n
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