Csaba Romhanyi

Dr. Csaba Romhanyi is a pediatric rehabilitation therapist with more than 30 years in the field. He works at Stepsbudapest Clinic in Hungary. There, he treats neurological and orthopedic conditions. Dr. Romhanyi uses robotic and intensive suit therapies for children with cerebral palsy.

Specialization and Therapeutic Approach

Dr. Romhanyi manages the rehabilitation of pediatric patients with cerebral palsy and traumatic brain injuries. He also treats children recovering from strokes and spinal cord injuries. To improve motor function and postural control, he uses Bobath therapy – a specialized approach that helps the brain and muscles work together.

He integrates specialized equipment into his treatment plans to assist movement. These technologies include:

• Lokomat – a robotic gait training system for automated treadmill walking.
• Exoskeleton – wearable robotic devices that support and move the limbs.
• TheraSuit and Adele load suit – orthotic systems that provide sensory feedback and alignment.
• Anti-Gravity treadmill – technology that reduces body weight to allow pain-free walking.
• Suspension therapy – systems used to eliminate gravity during corrective exercises.

Dr. Romhanyi also uses occupational therapy tools like the Head computer mouse. This device helps children with limited hand mobility interact with digital interfaces. Additionally, he conducts sessions on verticalizers – standing frames that improve bone density and circulation in non-ambulatory patients.

Clinical Practice

Dr. Romhanyi works at Stepsbudapest Clinic, a center founded in 2019. The facility treats approximately 200 patients annually and holds a medical license from the Budapest Government Office. He provides neurological and orthopedic rehabilitation within this clinical setting.