Abstract: A suspension system for walk training in physical therapy is disclosed to include a framework formed of a top rail and two wheeled posts supporting the top rail, a suspension mechanism, which has a suspension rod suspending from the top rail by a suspension rope for securing a harness for a patient, a spring force control unit fixedly mounted in the framework for stretching the suspension rope and adjusting the stretch force to the suspension rope, an elevation adjustment unit fixedly mounted in the framework for adjusting the elevation of the suspension rod, and a suspension force measurement unit for measuring the pull force of the suspension rope.

Abstract: A suspension system for walk training in physical therapy is disclosed to include a framework formed of a top rail and two wheeled posts supporting the top rail, a suspension mechanism, which has a suspension rod suspending from the top rail by a suspension rope for securing a harness for a patient, a spring force control unit fixedly mounted in the framework for stretching the suspension rope and adjusting the stretch force to the suspension rope, an elevation adjustment unit fixedly mounted in the framework for adjusting the elevation of the suspension rod, and a suspension force measurement unit for measuring the pull force of the suspension rope.

Abstract: A medical gymnastic treadmill is disclosed to include two handrail assemblies each having a horizontal top rail a plurality of screw rods pivotally supported on the base frame of the treadmill body, vertical tubes respectively coupled between the top rail and the screw rods, a reversible motor, and a transmission mechanism coupled between the reversible motor and the screw rods for rotating the screw rods to move the tubes and top rails of the two handrail assemblies to the desired elevation at the same time upon rotation of the reversible motor.