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arthrometer

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ar·throm·e·ter (är-thrm-tr)
n.
A calibrated device for measuring the arc or range of mobility of a joint. Also called goniometer.
arthrometer
an instrument for measuring the angles of movements of joints.


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For example, Jenkins et al (44) demonstrated with knee arthrometer measurements that isometric quadriceps femoris muscle contractions produced greater anterior tibial displacement during a NWB movement than during a WB movement.
Knee joint movements in subjects without knee pathology and subjects ... by Matava, Matthew J / Physical Therapy
The rolimeter: a new arthrometer compared with the KT-1000.
Examining Diagnostic Tests: An Evidence-Based Perspective by Wainner, Robert S / Physical Therapy
The KT-2000 is an instrumented arthrometer that measures the degree of anterior tibial displacement (in millimeters) with respect to the femur when the examiner applies an anterior translational force to the posterior aspect of the subject's leg.
The Efficacy of Perturbation Training in Nonoperative Anterior ... by Snyder-Mackler, Lynn / Physical Therapy
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