Reciprocal Walking Orthosis is a medical device generally designed for the use of people who have lost or partially lost the ability to walk. This device can be used for individuals who have lost their mobility as a result of conditions such as spinal cord injuries, paralysis, cerebral palsy (stroke), and multiple sclerosis.

 

The Reciprocal Walking Orthosis has a mechanism that connects to the user's legs and allows the legs to move while walking. In this way, users can walk supported with the help of the device. However, the use of this device is determined by the person's physical abilities and health condition. The process of evaluation and prescription by appropriately trained healthcare professionals is important.