This is the script I used for my presentation at the 9th Asia-Pacific Conference on Weaning and Early Mobilization in Critically ill patients.

This product was born from a personal experience when my aunt was hospitalized.

After surgery, she had recovered enough to walk. But in the end, she had to give up on walking.

Why?

Because many medical devices were connected to her body, making it very difficult for her to move.

And this wasn’t just a problem for her. It was also a heavy burden for the medical staff.

Every time she needed to walk, they had to prepare the devices, assist her, and clean up afterward.

On top of that, in Japanese hospitals, the medical fee system limits the time and frequency of postoperative walking support.

This means each opportunity for walking support must be made as effective as possible.

That’s why I wanted to create a tool.

One that enables both patients and healthcare workers to achieve safer, easier, and higher-quality walking after surgery.

This is that tool. It’s called the PASET WALKER.

It allows multiple devices to be attached quickly all at once.

Setup is simple. It’s easy to grip, and it moves smoothly.

And it’s designed so that anyone can use it intuitively.

Today, it is being used in a wide variety of hospitals across Japan from Ishikawa to Okinawa.

We are offering this basic set at a special price today.

Please come visit our exhibition booth for more details.

Thank you very much.