Mr E. R. Oliver, of Nottingham, England, using a machine he has designed to provide controlled exercises for the legs and power for occupational therapy equipment. The pedalling action drives a drill or saw, and can produce power for record players or for showing slides or films. A constantspeed electric motor enables weak patients to use the equipment. Earlier versions of his machine have been used in treating and rehabilitating patients with a wide range of injuries and diseases.
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Press, Volume CXVI, Issue 34128, 14 April 1976, Page 17
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79Mr E. R. Oliver, of Nottingham, England, using a machine he has designed to provide controlled exercises for the legs and power for occupational therapy equipment. The pedalling action drives a drill or saw, and can produce power for record players or for showing slides or films. A constantspeed electric motor enables weak patients to use the equipment. Earlier versions of his machine have been used in treating and rehabilitating patients with a wide range of injuries and diseases. Press, Volume CXVI, Issue 34128, 14 April 1976, Page 17
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