Spinal cord injury, Paraplegia
Spinal cord injury, Tetraplegia
Hemiplegia
CP Cerebral palsy
MS Multiple sclerosis
Polio
Short stature
Rheumatism

Hemiplegia

Hemiplegia is hemiparalysis, i.e. paralysis of one side of the body. It can involve loss of field of vision and ability to speak, i.e. aphasia, perception disorders (most common in the case of paralysis of left side), and psychological disorders (emotional disturbances). Hemiplegia can also be caused by a thrombus (blood clot) or external violence to the head.

Possible adaptations:

• Left foot accelerator pedal
  
• Modified servo steering
  
• Electrical functions for turning indicator (blinkers), headlights and high beams, are installed on the steering wheel with an IR transmitter and receiver
  
• Spinner with custom grip
  
• Ignition – start button to the left of the steering wheel
  
• Electrical gear selector
  
• Extra lift handle a-pillar
  
• Rain sensor for automatic windshield wiper
  
• Driver seat with added body support
  
• Adjusting height of seat belt buckle
  
• Electrically adjustable driver's seat
  
• Defroster for clean winter windows
  
• Remote starter for defroster
  
• Electrical control of opening and closing of trunk
  
• Electrical control of trunk crane