Upright system for children with spastic cerebral palsy

Abstract

Spastic cerebral palsy, like many diseases that affect motor skills, possess complex characteristics that condition the lives of those who suffer it and their families. This article deals with the design of a bipedestator for the improvement of the quality of life of patients affected with PCE, from the budgets of the triad designcentered on the user. It is required in a timely manner, an intervention from design, with ergonomic alternatives that keep in mind the human being as an integral subject, composed by multiple interrelated areas that determine its welfare.