A goniometer is an instrument designed to quantify the range of motion (ROM) of the body's joints. It finds applications across various disciplines, including physical therapy, occupational therapy, and sports training.
Physical therapy:
Goniometers assess a patient’s physical status, like joint mobility issues, and help monitor rehabilitation progress.
Occupational therapy:
Goniometers evaluate joint motion for work-related injuries and assess long-term impairments.
Athletic training:
Goniometers measure the joint and limb motion in athletes.
Research:
Goniometers are employed in studies to analyze range of motion.
Quality control:
Goniometers gauge surface tension and other attributes for quality assurance.
Crystallography:
Weissenberg X-ray goniometers capture X-ray reflections from crystalline structures.
Types of Goniometer
Finger Stainless Steel - 3½" ( 9 cm )
Finger Stainless Steel - 6"
Digit Finger Stainless Steel
180° Stainless Steel - 8"
360° Stainless Steel - 14"
360° Aluminium - 12"
Digital Goniometer 360°
Set 1 (Contains 180°, 360° & Digit Finger Goniometer)
Set 2 (Contains 180°, 360° & 3½" - 9 cm Finger Goniometer)
Set 3 (Contains 180°, 360° & 6" Finger Goniometer)
