This patient has Guillain-Barré syndrome.
The choice of mobility aid should be guided by the intended goal. To promote autonomy, it is essential to opt for a device offering maximum support to reduce the risk of falling. However, to improve the patient’s abilities, exercises must be challenging and intense enough to induce positive adaptation. Nevertheless, it is crucial to ensure that gait quality does not deteriorate with increased intensity.
The Wheeleo® is part of the range of mobility aids that allow precise adjustment of exercise intensity. In this video, the rollator proves to be the best solution for autonomous movement, as this patient has full use of both upper limbs. Conversely, the crutch cane leads to too many compensations and imbalances, making the situation too complex. The Wheeleo® represents an ideal compromise: it offers appropriate stimulation while preserving gait quality.