
“Visuomotor simulation training” approaches
Action Observation – Motor Imaging – Mirror Therapy
Vision and movement are closely related: same specific areas of the brain are activated when you see or make a movement.
Every time we observe somebody performing a movement, our brain simulates instantly and without effort this same movement. Such process supports rehabilitation.
This is why some people say:
“Seeing a movement is almost like doing it.”

Rehabilitation objectives

Improving motor recovery

Reducing spasticity

Body awareness recovery

Reducing central pain
Pathologies
- Stroke
- Brain injuries
- Cerebral palsy
- Hand trauma
- Immobilization
- Amputation
- CPRS (Complex Regional Pain Syndrom)
- Stroke
- Brain injuries
- Cerebral palsy
- Hand trauma
- Immobilization
- Amputation
- CRPS (Complex Regional Pain Syndrom
IVS3 – Intensive Visual Simulation
Positive visual feedback promotes relearning

IVS3 replaces the image of the paralyzed arm with a positive image of movement performed by the healthy arm.
The IVS3 system stimulates brain plasticity and enables patients and therapists to work specifically on:
- Action planning,
- Potential of actions,
- Intention & motor planification.
Reinstating coherence between what the patient intends to do and the sensations he perceives, prompts relearning.

IVS4 – For the lower limbs

Vision plays an essential role in the early stages of reconstructing body image and motor control. With an intense immersion, IVS4 allows the patient to reintegrate a healthy functional limb and to focus on the representation of the analytical movement.
Adapted to wheelchairs, the IVS4 allows patients to work seated to learn basic movements and more complex coordination, then in a standing position for a functional approach to balance and walking.

It’s not a problem of muscle power, it’s a problem of control of the body."

Dr. Franco MOLTENI
Clinical Director - Villa Beretta
Rehabilitation Center, Italy
Motor control principles
Action preparation quickly altered in patients
Upper limb rehabilitation calls for an understanding of the individual components of the movement:
- Action planning: Potential of actions – Intention & motor planification
- Motor execution: Performance of movement and biofeedback
For many patients, this first phase of action planning is altered, non-existent. They lose awareness of their own body, but also the memory of motor functions and projection in time.
Without representation, the movement cannot be effective and precise.
A new visuomotor simulation training approaches
Stimulating of motor planning and central control of movement
IVS3 relies on brain plasticity. Integrating the Visuomotor Simulation Training approaches among the therapeutic tools stimulates the central control of movement and bolster patients’ abilities in action planning (Potential of actions – Intention & motor planification).
IVS3 is an innovative rehabilitation device dedicated to patients suffering from stroke, chronic pain (CRPS), or complex trauma of the arm or the hand.
It allows to work on the representation and planning of movement. Positive feedback increases motivation and promotes patient recovery.
This technology is used in addition to other conventional therapies (passive mobilization, task oriented, robotic assisted therapy…).
Stroke | Trying to move with upper limb deficiency
In my daily life
Vicious circle of failure: a cascade effect
During « Intensive Visual Simulation » training
Restoring coherence between movement intention & vision: a vertuous circle
The technological platform
Personalized therapy programs
The IVS3 system generates visual illusions, a unique technology dedicated to motor planning and central control of movement.
The device integrates intelligent algorithm-based therapy assistance to facilitate the clinician’s day-to-day work.
Based on the evaluation performed by the therapist, IVS3 offers a variety of exercise sequences. It recognizes the movements best suited to the patient’s deficiencies.
IVS3 manages the planning of sessions and patient’s overall program.

Intensive upper limb therapy
Early therapy in the rehabilitation process, accessible to all patients

The concept of IVS3 was born out of an observation: only 10 to 20% of patients practice mirror therapy or motor imagery in rehabilitation centers.
IVS3 is an innovative medical device developed to intensify rehabilitation and enable early treatment of 80 to 90% of patients, including those with:
- cognitive disorders,
- attention deficits,
- learning disabilities,
- aphasia,
- neglect,
- body image disorders,
- spasticity.
Intensive and diversified exercises
Quantitative and qualitative increase in care
Sessions traceability
Progress monitoring and activity report
Patient autonomy
Practice under the supervision of the clinician
Our mission
Dessintey develops and markets intensive rehabilitation technologies to accelerate recovery and ensure greater patient autonomy.
Our mission is to assist patients throughout their healing and rehabilitation journey.
Our technological solutions aim at increasing, diversifying, and personalizing their daily practice program from the moment they join the rehabilitation center until they return at home.
Dessintey relies on the latest scientific advances in neuroscience and on its close contact with therapists to offer simple and efficient technologies.

Examples of patient care
News
Our IVS technology is travelling… A lot
Our IVS technology is travelling … a lot. And KOREA 🇰🇷 is one of its favorite destinations.
Why? Because our local Partner is very committed to develop the local rehabilitation market. And they are already sucessful.
Germany & France | Sharing experience and vision!
What is the future of neurorehabilitation? What are the main trends?
More patients + heavier affected + less clinical resources?
Join us! | 📣 We are hiring!
Among Dessintey’s values: Have fun 🤪
These last days, we had the pleasure to meet our German team to work but also to spend good moments all together. We can be serious without taking ourselves seriously… 😉
Co-founders

Nicolas FOURNIER
CEO

Davy LUNEAU
Co-founder

Pr Pascal GIRAUX
Head of Research & Clinical Applications

Distinctions

Design Observer labellization

Innovation Award by the SOFMER

Start-Up Handicaps Contest Award

Innovation Start -Up Award

2018
Prix Coup de Coeur BPI France

Victoires de l’Innovation Award “Coup de Coeur du Jury”
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