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Electronic Motion Evaluation System

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  1. ISOSYSTEM --- DISCONTINUED. RETAINED IN DATABASE FOR REFERENCE. --- Computer based exercise and performance analysis system. Used to measure and record joint and muscle capabilities, diagnose and evaluate results of treatment, indicate effects of certain physical stress, and provide conditioning and strength training. Chair exercise unit with hydraulically controlled resistance without recoil, microcomputer and software program, and display screen. Values for position, speed, strength, and range of motion...[More Information]

  2. VECTOR -- Discontinued. Verified 4/2012. Retained in database for reference. -- The Vector is an electronic motion evaluation system designed to measure true three dimensional lumbar mobility. It can be used for evaluations, degree of impairment, pre-employment documentation, etc. The Vector is a PC (touch-screen) based program and has database storage and report generating capabilities. It may also be used with a battery operated data logger for completely unencumbered movement. The unit is lightweigh...[More Information]

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