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Hip Flexion, Knee Flexion, and Contracture Management with the Rifton Stander

Welcome to our latest video on the Rifton Stander and its critical role in pediatric rehabilitation! In this video, we explore the benefits of early standing programs for children with disabilities, focusing on hip flexion, knee flexion, and contracture management. Key Highlights: Understanding the Importance: We dive into recent research, including a 2023 review by McLean et al., emphasizing the importance of Weight-Bearing (WB) in reducing muscle stiffness in children with Cerebral Palsy, especially when started between 9 to 18 months of age. Optimal Standing Positions: Learn about the benefits of standing in hip extension and abduction, which help maintain hamstring and adductor range of motion in older non-ambulant children. Recommended Regimen: Discover the optimal standing program - at least 5 days a week, for about 45 minutes each day, to address ROM and spasticity, contributing to increased muscle strength and preventing contractures. Support for Hip Abduction: The new Rifton stander supports independent hip abduction up to 30 degrees, enhancing abduction range of motion and muscle length, vital for overall hip joint development. Join us as we highlight how the Rifton stander can make a significant difference in promoting flexibility, preventing contractures, and fostering healthy development in children with disabilities. Don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more informative content! Stay Connected: 🔗www.rifton.com 📧 [email protected] 📱 Instagram:   / riftonequipment   Facebook:   / rifton   X: https://x.com/Rifton #RiftonStander #PediatricRehabilitation #CerebralPalsy #ChildDevelopment #StandingPrograms