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How Occupational and Hand Therapists Perform Initial Hand Function Evaluations
When a patient begins hand therapy—whether recovering from an injury, surgery, or neurological condition—the first session is all about understanding their current function and setting a baseline for recovery. This process, known as an initial hand function evaluation, guides treatment planning and allows therapists to track meaningful progress over time.
Here’s a breakdown of what a typical evaluation looks like, and how tools like handheld dynamometers, hand grip dynamom
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Apr 6th 2025
Maximizing Patient Outcomes: The Role of Range of Motion Assessment Products in Healthcare
Range of Motion (ROM) Assessment Products stand as pillars in the realm of medical diagnostics, especially in physical therapy and rehabilitation. These instruments serve as invaluable aids for healthcare professionals, enabling them to precisely gauge the extent of movement across various joints in the body. The importance of these assessments cannot be overstated, as they not only assist in evaluating joint flexibility but also play a crucial role in identifying restrictions or irregulari
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Mar 29th 2024
Unlocking Movement: The Role of Goniometers in Physical Therapy
Physical therapists are dedicated professionals who specialize in restoring movement, function, and quality of life for individuals with musculoskeletal conditions, injuries, or disabilities. Central to their practice is the use of various tools and techniques to assess and improve joint mobility. Among these tools, goniometers play a pivotal role in quantifying and monitoring the range of motion (ROM) at different joints in the body. In this article, we explore the multifaceted applic
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Mar 4th 2024