Fuction Characteristics 

• Easily Set-up
• Gravity Compensation
• ROM Assessment 
• Trajectory Learning 
• Vibrant Feedback 
• Active and Passive 
• Assistive and Resistance 
• Safety Workspace
• Locked Plane 

Who is Burt® Good for? 

Any patient demonstrating : 

• Limited upper-extremity volitional movement or sensory deficit 
• Impaired proprioception 
• Decreased proximal trunk control and stability 
• General physical debility 

Burt® benefits several diagnoses : 

• Stroke 
• Cerebral palsy 
• Brain injury 
• Peripheral neuropathy 
• Spinal-cord injury 
• Central-cord syndrome 
• Multiple sclerorsis 
• Upper-motor neuron lesions 
• Parkinson's disease 
• Osteoarthritis 
• Brachial plexus injuries 
• Joint replacement