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Backrest biomechanical recline
Figure 26
Powered reclining of the backrest (range 90°-170°) helps to improve the posture. It is also useful
to facilitate personal care. To best fit physiological movement as the backrest recline, it also
slides down. The point of rotation of the backrest can’t coincide with the human’s anatomical
point of rotation of the back. The biomechanical reclining is the best way to solve this and make
the backrest and the headrest to remain in the same position in relation to the back.
Legrest biomechanical elevation
Figure 27
A central mounted legrest takes up less space than
separated legrest making it easier to move with the
wheelchair.
In this way even lateral transfer will be easier.
The knee that is the point of rotation of the lower
leg can’t coincide with the point of rotation for the
elevation of the footrest.
EVO3 legrest has an innovative way to compensate
this and assure that the knee and the thighs remain
firmly on the wheelchair.