LECKEY Pronestander
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LECKEY Pronestander

LECKEY Pronestander

  • Age1-18
  • Complexitycomplex
  • The Leckey Pronestander is a robust stander with a choice of five prone positions from 45° to 85°.

  • In addition to the prone angle adjustment, the stander covers a large growth range and has adjustable chest, hip and knee supports, to ensure that it meets a large range of clinical needs.

  • Posture & Function

    Research has shown that standing can improve bone density, motor abilities and reduce spasticity, tone and spasms.

      • The Pronestander supports children in five secure prone positions.
     
      • The pelvis can be de-rotated using the pelvic pad and belt, providing alignment over the base of support.  
     
    • Feet can be appropriately supported using the footplates or adjustable sandals, depending on the level of foot stability required.

    • Technical Overview

      SUITABILITY COMPLEXITY
      Size 1: Age 1.5-5 yrs, 800-1151mm tall   
      Size 2: Age 4-10 yrs, 1100-1448mm tall
      Size 3: Age 9-18 yrs, 1400-1849mm tall      		 Complex
      KEY PRODUCT DIMENSIONS:  
      Size 1:
      Chest Pad height: 526-851mm      
      Chest Width: 152-254mm      		 Size 2:
      Chest Pad height: 1100-1448mm 
      Chest Width: 203-305mm
      Size 3:
      Chest Pad height: 1400-1849mm               
      Chest Width: 254-356mm         

       

      Pelvic Stability

      Pelvic stability is as important in standing as in sitting, because the trunk, head, and legs have to be in alignment in order for standing to be comfortable and therapeutically effective.

        • The pelvis is held in a secure and stable position by the fully adjustable pelvic pad and belt.
           

       

        • The pelvic pad and belt work together to de-rotate the pelvis, giving the best base of support over which to stabilise the trunk and head.
           

       

      • The pelvic pad and belt work together to keep the pelvis in a midline position relative to left and right, to ensure weight is distributed as evenly as possible.