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Robotized dynamometer - System 4

System 4 - Isokinetic evaluation system including adjustable seat and dynamometer from Biodex.

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101-453
Brand
BiodexRehab
Origin
United States
Warranties
24B
Usage
Man Animal
Type
Medical
Licence
74830
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2
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  • weight: 612 kg (1350 lb)

  • Dimensions of the base with dynamometer and positioning chair: 

    • Pro and MVP:  132 cm (52") x 165 cm (65") x 152 cm (60")

    • Quick Set: 84 cm (33 ") x 155 cm (61") x 142 cm (56")

  • Dimensions of the clinical data station:  64 cm (25") x 48 cm (19") x 104 cm (41")

  • Dimensions of the accessory cart:  85 cm (33") x 51 cm (20") x 102 cm (40")

  • Total operating floor area required

    • Pro and MVP:  6 square meters (64 feet)

    • Quick Set: 3 square meters (32 feet)

  • System 4 Pro Patient Positioning System with motorized seat height, front-to-back chair adjustment, fully assisted dynamometer height adjustment, and side-to-side adjustment
     

  • Included accessories: ankle, knee, shoulder, elbow, wrist and hip attachments, accessory cart and wall chart

  • Power: 230 VAC, 50-60 Hz, 8 amps 

A simplified and intuitive experience


Biodex Advantage BX software offers a streamlined, intuitive experience for the System 4 Dynamometer so you can capture and document every stage of the rehabilitation process. Totally redesigned, the modern interface will provide users of the Biodex System 4 with more efficient functionality and intuitive navigation, while maintaining the testing and training accuracy they expect from their Biodex Multi-Joint System.  

Easily share test data and custom protocols between force gauges running Advantage BX. Export both single and multiple test data with full metrics and raw data for use with third-party tools. Import existing patient lists into Advantage BX. Return to play report for ACL. Data management capabilities. Fresh and modern interface. Intuitive navigation. Guides you step-by-step through protocol-based activities. SQL database with easy access to patient data and reports. Quick start and repeat activity options. Ability to store and pin frequently used activities. Create custom protocols on the fly. Quick access to training mode. Built-in analog/EMG output signal scaling.


Isokinetic resistance mode

 The Isokinetic Resistance mode for testing and rehabilitation is totally accommodating throughout the entire range of motion. Biodex’s unique impact-free acceleration and deceleration eliminates joint trauma, allowing patients to exercise and be tested at more functional speeds. Resistance continuously matches effort, accommodating to variations in patient force output due to weakness, pain or fatigue at specific points in the individual’s range of motion.

Research along with over 30 years of clinical application has demonstrated that isokinetic resistance is a safe, objective means to quantify physical impairments with a high correlation to function. Isokinetic testing is the standard for muscle and joint assessment.

Applied torque response ensures that the patient’s limb velocity increases or decreases in proportion to the torque applied during acceleration and deceleration, enabling neuromuscular control measurements.

Choose concentric and eccentric contractions to perform isolated polymetric exercises.

Concentric torque up to 500 ft-lb (680 Nm) and eccentric torque up to 400 ft-lb (542 Nm) accommodates the demands of high performance athletes and sports medicine researchers.

Reactive eccentric mode

 The Reactive Eccentric mode for submaximal neuromuscular re-education in the early phases of rehabilitation. The System 4 responds only to the patient’s force output. To initiate movement, the patient must produce and maintain a pre-determined minimum amount of force. This loads the muscles surrounding the joint, producing a pre- load, thus stabilizing and protecting the joint. Eccentric torque up to 400 ft-lb (542 Nm). Accommodates the demands of today’s athletes and sports medicine researchers.

Passive motion mode

The Passive Motion mode is a multi-function modality. Unique control properties allow for early intervention in all patients throughout all phases of rehabilitation.

Torque limits can be set as low as .5 ft-lb (.7 Nm). If a torque limit is exceeded during an eccentric contraction, the System stops. Once the patient’s torque output drops below the prescribed limit, movement is allowed. This unique capability allows patients to work safely at definitively prescribed sub-maximal force levels while combining isometric, concentric and eccentric contractions for:

  • decreasing joint effusion

  • increasing range of motion

  • developing strength

Passive speeds can be set as low as .25 degree per second and as fast as 300 degrees per second. The very slow speeds allow for overcoming the natural stretch reflex. Biodex software includes specific protocols for active and passive joint repositioning. Higher speeds in passive mode are ideal for active assistive exercise.

Isometric mode

 The Isometric mode is commonly used pre and post operatively or when pain associated with motion is a factor. Isometric contractions are effective at developing strength and decreasing joint effusion while avoiding painful points in the range of motion.

Biodex software automates the rehab process with automated multiple angle isometric protocols. Work the agonist, antagonist or both muscles at specified joint angles.

Isotonic mode

     The Isotonic mode allows velocity to vary while providing inertia-free constant force and concentric or eccentric muscular contractions.

    Higher performance:

    • Isotonic force to as low as .5 ft-lb (.7 Nm) = 6 inch pound; and as high as 400 ft-lb (542 Nm). 

    • Allows for functional task simulation when using work simulation tools, e.g. turning a doorknob.

    • Because the force is selected, the Isotonic mode also provides protective pre-loading of the joint prior to movement.

    Ideal for work simulation. Constant force muscle loading is considered functional, as natural activities normally involve moving a constant weight object at varying velocities.

    Pediatric medicine

     Used to treat children worldwide, Isokinetic muscle testing helps clinicians by providing objective data for neuromuscular control and strength. Pediatric attachments and age-based normative data are available. View normative data for quadriceps and hamstrings in children ages 6-13 years.

    Sports and Orthopedic Medicine 

     Whether your orthopedic and sports medicine practice is allowed only limited visits or you have the luxury of managing a complete recovery, Biodex is the tool that adapts to every environment. Evidence-based clinical protocols combine science with practical application to ensure that you provide the best outcomes.

    Hamstring injury, anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) injury, osteoarthritis of the knee, lateral ankle sprains, patella-femoral dysfunction. Other abilities include pre-season screening, injury prevention, and improving athletic performance.

    Older adult

     Biodex Fall Risk Screening & Condtioning Program has been employed by leading clinics for more than ten years. It is the only fall program that incorporates a complete array of objective tests. Isokinetic testing will identify weakness; exercise will improve ankle and leg strength.


    Neurorehabilitation

     For the management of persons with movement disorders, neurologic pathologies, or general deconditioning; an Integrated Protocol Using Instrument. The system helps patients build strength, endurance and coordination. Spasticity management includes objective quantification at specific contraction. Use Passive mode for repetitive exercises. Eccentric mode is useful for controlled strengthening. Upper extremity attachments for hemiparetic patients.

    System 4… the only choice for those who know the difference

    Contact us and find out how the System 4 can help you.

    QUOTATION 

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    Learn more about System 4

    Technical sheet 

    System 4  - EN

    User Manual 

    User manual - EN
    User manual - FR