Range of Motion Measurement- CROM and BROM II
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CROM (Cervical Range of Motion Instrument)
Positions easily and securely like eyeglasses. Lightweight, comfortable frame adjusts exactly to patient's head and is secured with Velcro® straps. Examiner's hands are both free to guide patient's movements. Standardized protocol minimizes chance of examiner error. Separate inclinometers are used for sagittal and lateral planes to eliminate relocation during measurements. Inclinometers are preset to frame eliminating zeroing time and errors. Fluid-damped inclinometers permit fast, accurate readings without waiting for oscillations to damp out. A compass allows rotation measurements to be made in preferred upright position. The CROM eliminates the positioning, zeroing and tracking errors associated with stand-alone inclinometers.
Used to measure: Suboccipital flexion and extension; Cervical flexion and extension, lateral flexion, and rotation
#19CROM..... CROM (Cervical Range of Motion Instrument): $375.25
CROM DELUXE (Cervical Range of Motion Instrument- Deluxe)
The CROM Deluxe has all the features of the CROM Basic with the benefit of some added accessories to allow additional measurements such as protrusion, retraction, dorsal glide and rounded shoulders.
Includes a Deluxe Case.
Used to measure: Suboccipital flexion and extension; Cervical flexion and extension, lateral flexion, rotation, and forward head motion
#19CROMD..... CROM (Cervical Range of Motion Instrument) Deluxe: $470.25
CROM 3 (Cervical Range of Motion Instrument)
The CROM has set the standard for Cervical Range of Motion measurements. The CROM 3, the next generation of measurement instruments, utilizes a ball technology that makes the CROM 3 easier to use. The ball technology reduces the inclinometer sensitivity to vertical positioning and a three inch dial provides readings to 1 degree. The CROM 3 retains all the features of the CROM.
The CROM 3, like the CROM, is located to anatomical landmarks with inclinometers zeroed to the instrument frame eliminating initial head positioning errors. Securing the frame to the head with straps eliminates tracking errors since the inclinometers will not slip in reference to the head during measurements.
A compass is used for rotation measurements allowing measurements to be made in the preferred upright position. A magnetic yoke placed on the shoulder provides a magnetic reference for the compass readings. As the head rotates the compass indicated the angle of rotation in reference to the shoulder allowing fast, accurate readings that remove shoulder substitution errors.
Used to measure: Sub-occipital flexion and extension, Cervical Flexion and extension, Rotation and Lateral side bend, Rounded Shoulders
#19CROM3..... CROM 3 (Cervical Range of Motion Instrument): $565.25
BROM II (Back Range of Motion Instrument)
Standardized protocol minimizes chance of examiner error. Instructional video is provided. Examiner holds the rib cage for positive tracking of rotation and lateral flexion movements. True flexion/extension measurements are made without first making total and pelvic flexion/ extension measurements. Fluid-damped inclinometers permit fast, accurate readings without waiting for oscillations to damp out. A compass allows rotation measurements to be made in preferred upright position. The flexion/extension unit is held securely on the patient with Velcro straps eliminating any movement relative to the patient during examination. The flexion/extension unit, a modified inclinometer, eliminates the need for relocation during measurements. The BROM II eliminates the positioning, zeroing and tracking errors associated with stand-alone inclinometers. Comes complete with manual, typical values, instructional video and zippered protective case.
Used to measure: Flexion and extension; Rotation; Lateral flexion; Pelvic tilt.
#19BROM..... BROM II (Back Range of Motion Instrument): $470.25
Adjustable Sit and Reach Flexibility Tester
To measure hip and lower back flexibility, the subject sits with his/her feet against the device and flexes forward, moving the slide bar with his/her hands to a point of maximum travel. This device contains a slide bar and scale with highly visible markings. The scale is in both inches and centimeters. It folds flat for easy storage and transportation
