BIODEX Isokinetic dynamometer

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BIODEX Isokinetic dynamometer

BIODEX Isokinetic dynamometer is used to measure the strength, endurance and functionality of muscles in different parts of the body.

Duration of testing

30 - 45 minutes per testing

Recommended number of testings

1-2 tests to get clear data

Who it is for

Athletes, people recovering from injuries, and those who want to test muscle strength

Contraindications

Patients with acute injuries or pain

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Prim. Vlasta Brozičević, MD., spec. in physical medicine and rehabilitation, rheumatology, Board Member

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Prim. MSc. Ivan Brozičević, MD., spec. in internal medicine and cardiology; President of the Board

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The isokinetic dynamometer is an advanced device that measures muscle strength and endurance through various aspects of muscle function, including the speed of contraction and muscle recovery. This test provides a detailed assessment of muscle strength and helps diagnose muscle weakness, imbalances, or other problems that can affect body function.

BIODEX testing uses precise sensors to measure muscle strength in real time, while accurately tracking movement. This diagnostic is especially useful in rehabilitation, as it allows for specific monitoring of the progress and effectiveness of therapies.

The test results help therapists and doctors determine the strength and endurance of specific muscle groups, as well as identify imbalances that can cause injuries. This testing is also useful for athletes because it allows for precise measurement of their performance and helps design optimal training and rehabilitation programs.

The test is safe, non-invasive, and accurate, and provides useful information about the functional capacities of muscles, which is a key factor in injury rehabilitation and prevention of new injuries.

This dynamometer is also a useful tool for monitoring progress during the rehabilitation process, as it allows for the quantification of progress in muscle strength and function, and allows for the guidance of further therapeutic procedures.