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Balance Testing, Training, Documentation STANDARDizED FALL RiSk SCREENiNG TEST –Biodex Balance System can identify a potential problem in just two minutes. Compares balance test results to age-dependent normative data. Fall Risk Assessment Protocol is consistent with American Geriatrics Guidelines. ICD-10-CM Z91.81 History of
The example CTSIB test result presented below is for the patient: Shahidul Mahfuz performed on April 20th, and was a 20-second trial of the Single Condition – ‘Eyes Open Firm Surface’ single trial test. The CSV file is divided into two different segments: 1. Device, Patient, Test/ Exercise results segment. 2. X, Y Coordinate Data points ...
BALANCE SYSTEM™ SD (version 4.x) AND BIOSWAY™ This document provides log transformation information that can be used when interpreting the performance of individuals during testing on the Balance System SD and BioSway. Additional information and resources are available upon request or directly from the Biodex website: www.biodex.com/balance.
Testing Modes The Biodex Balance System SD allows clinicians to assess a patient’s neuromuscular control in a closed-chain, multi-plane test by quantifying the ability of the patient to maintain dynamic unilateral or bilateral postural stability on either a static or unstable surface.
Functional tests are used to report a functional limitation category (G-Code) and a percentage of impairment (Severity Code Modifier). This version of the software includes an added functionality for the Biodex VibroTactile System.
Balance System SD allows testing and training in both static and dynamic formats. Extremely versatile, it is the only system that provides fast, accurate Fall Risk Assessment and Conditioning for older adults plus closed-chain, weight-bearing assessment and training for lower extremity patients.
The Biodex Balance System SD is effective in the assessment and training of the somatosensory and neuromuscular control aspects of balance as it challenges the mechanoreceptors found around the joints of the lower extremity.
