Range of motion (ROM) assessment

Range of Motion (ROM) calibration is the process of measuring and evaluating the maximum movement that a joint can perform. It is primarily used in physiotherapy, rehabilitation, and sports medicine to assess joint functionality. The measurement is typically carried out using a goniometer or specialized digital instruments to accurately record the joint's range of motion in degrees. This process helps identify movement limitations, monitor the patient's progress, and design an appropriate rehabilitation or treatment program.