66 devices · GMDN 33651
A manual goniometer is a non-powered, hand-held instrument used to measure joint angles in degrees during clinical assessments. It helps healthcare professionals evaluate the range of motion in joints such as the knee, shoulder, or spine before and after treatment or surgery.
As a reusable device made from materials like plastic or stainless steel, it operates without power and relies on graduated scales and pivoting mechanisms for measurement. Regulatory classification varies by jurisdiction, but it is generally subject to medical device regulations based on its design and intended clinical use.
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