13 devices · GMDN 17929
Biomechanical function analysis systems are mains-powered assemblies used to monitor and evaluate human body movement. These systems generate graphical visualizations and data to help clinicians analyze joint or spinal mechanics, as well as assess muscular coordination issues like ataxia.
These systems typically consist of integrated components such as sensors, video cameras, and specialized software for processing motion data. They are commonly utilized in research and clinical settings to study physical tasks related to rehabilitation, sports performance, or occupational ergonomics.
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