Dual Inclinometry is the preferred method for capturing compound spinal range of motion data, as recommended by the AMA. Commander Echo offers a portable, highly accurate digital testing solution that doesn’t require a computer for data collection. The Commander Echo console works with wireless Echo inclinometers to capture and store all the relevant data and display it in the user’s preferred units of measurement. Dual Inclinometry allows the evaluator to complete measurements of both flexion and extension without repositioning the inclinometers.

Note: The Commander Echo Console is required with an initial device purchase.

99% Accurate

• Wireless devices eliminate cord restrictions, allowing the clinician to test more accurately and more efficiently
• Provides true range of motion by measuring passive and active movement
• Quantifies true range of motion from each inclinometer by subtracting any intervention movement
• The Inclinometer has a dynamic testing mode that allows for automatic collection of data without pressing a button

Greater Capabilities

• Optional Commander Echo Downloader software available to reduce transcription errors. Data is downloaded directly from the console into a basic, easy-to-read report
• All Echo devices can be upgraded to interface with JTECH’s Northstar Software programs

Features

• Console stores data for 20 tests with up to 8 repetitions per test
• Achieves accuracy and repeatability of +/- 2 degrees
• Measures agonist/antagonist movements, like flexion and extension, without stopping or repositioning
• Measures true range of motion of extremities and the cervical, thoracic, and lumbar sections of the spine
• Measures ROM using dynamic, auto-rep or static testing
• Dynamic mode that automatically collects range of motion end points without pressing a button
• Static test mode easily simulates most goniometer ROM techniques
• Wireless console allows the tester to review data during active testing without influencing the patient’s level of effort
• Measures lordosis, kyphosis and joint ankyloses