64 devices · GMDN 42577
A line-powered physical therapy table is a mains electricity (AC-powered) device used in clinical settings to support the mobilization and rehabilitation of patients with neurological impairments or limited mobility. It enables therapeutic exercises and massage by providing adjustable height, positioning, and vertical tilting from supine to upright, often with integrated foot supports, straps, and exercisers such as pulleys, arm slings, or leg rotators to enhance circulation and muscle function.
Devices in this category are regulated as medical devices based on their intended use and functionality, with classification determined by national regulatory authorities according to risk. They are typically supplied as powered, adjustable treatment tables designed for repeated clinical use in physical therapy and rehabilitation environments, incorporating mechanical and electrical components to facilitate patient positioning and therapeutic intervention.
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