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What is electrogoniometer?

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Updated: 5/20/2024

An electrical potentiometer that can be used to measure joint angles.

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What is an electrogoniometer?

An electrogoniometer is a piece of equipment used to measure a joint angle during dynamic movement. In some cases, it will only measure in one plane of motion, e.g. Flexion/extension of the knee. However, some may measure a certain movement in different planes simultaneously, such as plantarflexion/ dorsiflexion (pointing the toes down then up again), as well as abduction/adduction of the ankle (side to side movement).


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What is an electrogoniometer?

An electrogoniometer is a piece of equipment used to measure a joint angle during dynamic movement. In some cases, it will only measure in one plane of motion, e.g. Flexion/extension of the knee. However, some may measure a certain movement in different planes simultaneously, such as plantarflexion/ dorsiflexion (pointing the toes down then up again), as well as abduction/adduction of the ankle (side to side movement).


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