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Precision Neuromuscular Therapy
PNMT Inclinometer
During the Head and Neck Seminar, you may have used
the goniometer to measure cervical range of motion.
While the goniometer can do this, it is cumbersome and
sometimes difficult to use for this purpose. If you treat the
neck often, you need one of these handy tools. The error
rate is very low and it is a snap to use.
The Inclinometer can be used to measure Flexion/Extension, Lateral Flexion, and Rotation. It can be used in the standing, seated, or supine position. When measuring is easier, you will do it more often! This can also be used to measure ROM in other joints, such as the shoulder.
To order your Cervical Inlinometer, click here
To watch an instructional video, click here
The Inclinometer can be used to measure Flexion/Extension, Lateral Flexion, and Rotation. It can be used in the standing, seated, or supine position. When measuring is easier, you will do it more often! This can also be used to measure ROM in other joints, such as the shoulder.
To order your Cervical Inlinometer, click here
To watch an instructional video, click here