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NeuroProsthetics Clinical Training Course Description & Registration 2009

Axiobionics Columbus OH 800 552 3539 www.Axiobionics.com

NeuroProsthetics
NeuroProsthetics are devices that Prosthetics improve function electrode over
interact with and control the ner- in a way that is “physiological”. the affected
vous system. They are designed Patients with central nervous area.
to reproduce or substitute for system dysfunction lose function
neurological and physiological when muscles become paralyzed. Our clinicians
function that has been lost to in- However, muscles can be stimu- are trained to
jury or disease. Wearable electri- lated with enough force to induce individualize
cal stimulation systems deliver purposeful movement. these devices
impulses to peripheral nerves. specific to each
They induce a variety of beneficial Axiobionics integrates electri- case and the
effects, including muscle build- cal stimulation into customized need of the
ing, relaxation of spastic muscle, and wearable garments. These patient.
improvement of blood circulation, garments ensure that the muscle
reduction of joint contractures is properly stimulated. They ac- Central Nervous System (CNS)
Peripheral Nervous System (PNS)
and alleviation of pain. Neuro- curately and precisely place the

Becoming a NeuroProsthetist
To qualify for our training your clinical skills. Our tech-
program you must be a prac- nology will give you the abil-
ticing certified orthotist or ity to significantly improve
prosthetist or other medical the clinical outcomes of your
practitioner with an interest patients with tools that are
in working with pain, ortho- easy to implement. Be one of
pedic, and neurological the first in your area to
patients. You must attend our become a NeuroProsthetist
NeuroProsthetics training and to implement a more
course offered throughout physiological strategy to
the year. We welcome in- patient care. Sign up
dividuals from the field of for the next available class.
Wearable Therapy Vest
for the Management of orthotics and prosthetics BioVests are Custom-made
Chronic Pain and hope to inspire you to to Exactly Fit the Patient and
grow Target the Pain

Our Nationwide Pain and Neuro Network


Join us in building a Network of skilled NeuroProsthetists for whom patients and physi-
cians alike will rely upon for exceptional care. The number of Americans who are in pain
is significant. Many of them suffer needlessly. The pain market, a multi-billion dollar
market, is untapped within O&P. Show your patients a more effective means of manag-
ing pain and assist them to once again become productive members of society. As a
NeuroProsthetist you will have access to the emerging markets for both pain and neuro
rehab devices.

NeuroProsthetics: Wearable Therapy


improves quality of life as
The Next Generation of O&P Services well as tolerance for work
Wearable Therapy Helps Arizona Teen Walk Again After SCI
Jimmy Tucker, an adventurous 19 this was just another mountain to exercises resulted in increased
yo with iron-clad determination, conquer. That sort of tenacity led muscle strength, which facilitated
fell as he was rock climbing 2 years him to undertake highly aggres- walking with unlocked knees and
ago. The sive physical therapy at the Neuro ankles. Jimmy was fitted with the
fateful Institute in Tempe. It was there that Wearable Therapy System for effec-
moment he was introduced to Wearable tive transition to his home exercise
left him Therapy. program. Use of his system, 4-5
paralyzed times per week, has greatly acceler-
and un- Initially, Jimmy had very little ated his progress.
able to strength in his legs. He was able
stand to begin walking with long-leg Jimmy has made significant gains
or walk. braces... his knees and ankles toward getting back on his feet.
Though a locked. It wasn’t perfect, but it was He’s walking ambitiously and focus-
devastat- a start. Muscle stimulation was ini- ing on his target. It’s obvious who’s
ing injury, tiated simultaneously with therapy, in charge!
to Jimmy, 1-2 times a week. The muscle stim

Pain from Scoliosis Melts Away with Wearable Therapy


Anita Jones was diagnosed with exhausted after work; she would ally-oriented and able to enjoy life.
idiopathic scoliosis when she was fall asleep before 8 pm.
a teenager. The curvature in her Wearable Therapy has given Anita
spine and the resulting pain have Anita was fitted with a custom renewed quality of life and hope.
been profound. Anita is a deter- Wearable Therapy BioVest, result- We are grati-
mined woman, and hasn’t allowed ing in dramatic improvement. Her fied she is
her pain to prevent her from doing pain is reduced to the 3-4/10 range doing well.
the work she loves. She manages when wearing her vest. It is signifi-
her father’s Mansfield, Ohio potato cantly better than the severe pain
chip company, which he founded in she has had for the past 5 years.
1945. However, her work produc- She now works with greater focus,
tivity and enjoyment of life were confidence, and productivity. Her
greatly affected by the 7-10/10 energy level has increased. Anita
pain she experienced. She was so has become much more recreation-

Our Mission Our Founder...


To provide our patients with the very best medi-
cal care in a manner that is personal and compas- Philip Muccio, CPO, is founder and President
sionate while always endeavoring to improve our of Axiobionics, Inc., a neuroprosthetic company
technology. devoted to innovative medical technology for the
management of pain, orthopedic, and neurologi-
cal disorders. He has over 15 years of NeuroPros-
thetic experience.

freeSTEPTM physiological
walking for foot drop in CNS Axiobionics
disorders 3055 Templeton Rd.
Columbus, OH 43209
800-552-3539 www.Axiobionics.com
NeuroProsthetics Axio Bionics
Clinical Training Course

What you will learn...

Academics trical impulses and how you can ment techniques using electrical
adjust stimulation patterns and stimulation. Some background
During this 2 day session you parameters to achieve desirable will be given regarding the neuro-
will learn didactic and hands-on effects on muscle. You will learn physiology of pain. You will learn
techniques to be able to imple- how to apply this knowledge to about other techniques in pain
ment NeuroProsthetics in your neurological conditions such as management to broaden your
practice. The course will teach spinal cord and stroke to achieve understanding of the field.
the fundamentals of electrical both therapeutic and functional
stimulation and how electricity outcomes. Students will be taught proper
interacts with human physiology. electrode placement for both
You will be taught how muscle The course will teach the funda- muscle stimulation and pain
contracts when subjected to elec- mentals of pain and pain manage- inhibition.

Workshops response to electrical Stimulation. Students will be exposed to an ac-


tual pain patient to demonstrate
NeuroProsthetics is as much a Each student will participate in the disability of the pain patient,
medical art as it is a science. You the design and fitting of various the process of evaluation, and
will learn how to stimulate nerves TEST garments and will learn this assesment of the outcome of this
and muscles properly. Our work- process from start to finish. approach.
shop will teach you how to apply
electrodes to all major muscle There will be a demonstration of Finally, you will learn how to
groups. Students will receive lab NeuroProsthetics for control of troubleshoot systems and be
experience in the application of foot drop, opening of the hand, able to recognize and diagnose
electrodes and a demonstration and spine function. malfunctions using our testing
of how major muscles contract in equipment.

Course Instructor responsible for the development associated with paralysis.


of orthotics and sensors for FES Muccio has created the most
Philip Muccio, CPO, is founder devices. comprehensive array of Neuro-
and CEO of Axiobionics, Inc. He Prosthetics systems for the pain
has over 20 years experience with Muccio obtained FDA approval for and neuro patient, and has fit
NeuroProsthetics. After complet- Axiobionics electrode garments thousands in his career.
ing his residency at the Cleveland in 1995. Later that year he was in-
Clinic, he became a member of vited to create a NeuroProsthetic
the Cleveland Veterans Medical System for SCI advocate, Christo-
Center research team on Func- pher Reeve. Mr. Reeve was able
tional Electrical Stimulation. to use our product to maintain his
His role was research orthotist body and to avoid complications
2009 NeuroProsthetics
Clinical Training Course
Axiobionics-Center for NeuroProsthetics
(Contact us for Exact Dates and Seminar Locations)

6 practitioners required for in-facility training. Please call to arrange.

Call or email us to be added to our email list


for upcoming training sessions.

Axiobionics, Inc. 800-552-3539


training@axiobionics.com

Registration Form: (Fax this form to 614-236-8083)

Practitioner’s Name

Company Name

Address:

City State Zip

Telephone Fax

Email

ABC/BOC Certification #

Course Fee is $1,000 per clinician and is due at time of registrations.

Course fee includes up to 17 CEU’s, training manual, NMES device, electrodes, fitting
kit, marketing material, website exposure, and ongoing support.

Forms of payment accepted: Check (payable to Axiobionics) or Credit Card

MC Visa Am Ex Discover

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Preparation for the NeuroProsthetics Course:

NeuroProsthetics entails an understanding of both anatomy and physiology. To make the most
of the course, please review these subjects (with particular emphasis on muscles and the nervous
system) prior to attending.

Participants should bring shorts to the course on the second day.

Seminar Location and Hotel Details:

Please call for Seminar Location and Details.

Arrival and Departure:

Please make arrangements to arrive the evening prior to the start date of the course. Departure
should be made after the conclusion of the course, which is 5 pm on the second day.

Contact Info:

Philip Muccio, CPO


email: philipmuccio@axiobionics.com
cell: 614-989-1376

Axiobionics- Center for NeuroProsthetics


Office: 800-552-3539
fax: 614-236-8083

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