The childrens DELTA KID Stander can be used by people with a wide range of conditions; with spinal and head injuries, Multiple Sclerosis, all have the potential to stand using this piece of equipment.
There are two lifting mechanisms available for the DELTA KID and transfer can be made from a static chair, wheelchair or height adjustable bed.
The manual lifting mechanism is suitable for lower lesion spinal injuries and paraplegics with good shoulder and arm strength. The manual belt will control lifting as the user rises to standing. If the user should wish to stop during the standing process the belts will lock into position, providing reassuring support. This ensures that the user has maximum confidence in standing at their own pace.
The electric lifting mechanism features a motorised belt adjustment system which is capable of lifting up to 120kg (19 stone). The mechanism will allow those with moderate trunk control to raise themselves from sitting to standing and those with limited trunk control to be guided into standing with attendant assistance.
| Delta Standing Frames | |||
| Size/ref/code | Delta KID (Children's) | ||
| Length (cm) | 110 | ||
| Width (cm) | 72 | ||
| Footboard to Tray Height (cm) | 75-100 | ||
| User Height (cm) | 120-170 | ||
| Product Weight without Motor (kg) | 52 | ||
| Product Weight with Motor (kg) | 78 | ||
| Max. User Weight (kg) | 120 | ||
Additional supports are available which can be used to control complex conditions by stabilising the pelvis and spine to give a good 'mid-line' position. The hip bar and pads are the foundation for upper body control as they are used to stabilise and stop rotation in the pelvis. The thoracic support and laterals are added to the hip bar and pads for greater control of the trunk.
If a user has a tendency to lean back or gains better independent head control from having support behind them, the thoracic support can be attached to the hip bar. If the user has a tendency to lean to one side, the lateral supports will help them maintain a central position.
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