DiscoverOT conversationsCan we have adaptive device to supplement muscle inactivity in critical care?
Can we have adaptive  device to supplement muscle inactivity in critical care?

Can we have adaptive device to supplement muscle inactivity in critical care?

Update: 2025-09-30
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“What if a simple electrical pulse or a gentle compression could keep ICU patients from losing precious muscle strength?”

Hi, I’m your Occupational Therapist, Hao, and on this episode of Occupational Therapy Conversations, we’re venturing into the high-stakes world of critical care, where ventilators breathe, ECMO oxygenates, and groundbreaking adaptive aids are rewriting the rehab playbook.

Join me as we uncover:

  • How devices like VADs and dialysis machines buy organs time to heal
  • The untapped frontier of muscle-preservation tech that could slash post-ICU weakness
  • Why early, proactive stimulation may be the key to defeating post-intensive-care syndrome

If you’re an OT, nurse, physio—or just fascinated by the future of healing—this is one conversation you don’t want to miss.

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Can we have adaptive  device to supplement muscle inactivity in critical care?

Can we have adaptive device to supplement muscle inactivity in critical care?