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x:panda - The Highly Adaptable Modular Seating System for Children with Cerebral Palsy

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X:panda is a highly adaptable modular seating system that can be configured to meet a range of postural requirements and to accommodate growth. It is available in 4 sizes and is best suited for babies from 5 months old through to young adults with Cerebral Palsy at GMFCS level 3- 5, who present with strong extensor spasticity, asymmetry or developmental delays. It can help children who might typically have pelvic asymmetry, hip migration or tight hamstrings. All sizes are available with individual growth in width, depth and back height. This extends the life of the seat and accommodates the greatest range of sizes in comparison to other chairs on the market. The x:panda features patented recline adjustment, tilt in space to 30° and a dynamic back with gas springs that can be set to control range of movement or can be locked. The seat offers optimum support and comfort for the child and can be mounted on a number of bases. Find out more in our x:panda workbook  http://www.r82...

R82 X:Panda Paediatric Seat Delivers Better Quality Of Life for Taylor with Cerebral Palsy

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Taylor Miller, 7, from Castlewood in Coventry, who lives with Cerebral Palsy (CP), uses an R82 x:panda chair – launched in 2007 and now the biggest selling modular seat worldwide. The  x:panda  is suitable for various conditions but particularly to children with CP. The patented dynamic system is helpful for children who struggle to maintain position during involuntary extension. The chair provides contoured support to the spine and maintains pelvic position in neutral alignment. Taylor, a friendly and happy youngster, lives with parents, Laura and Daniel, and two brothers, Lennon, 18 months and Mckenzie, age 12. The family moved two years ago to a specialist accessible bungalow provided by The Housing Association. Having recently extended, they now have the necessary space and layout to suit a child with disabilities. Taylor is located in a room next to his parents at night, with a ceiling track in the bedroom and bathroom, and enough room for a ceiling track hoist and spec...