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Diagnostics:

Goniometers are a basic tool in physiotherapy diagnostics, enabling accurate measurement of the range of motion in joints. Thanks to it, you can objectively determine movement limitations, identify contractures after joint immobilization and monitor the progress of therapy.

Scoliometers are used to assess the figure and measure the degree of spinal defect. They assess asymmetry and the angle of trunk rotation, which is important when diagnosing spinal curvatures in children and adults.

Compasses (fold gauges) are used to assess patients' body composition, both digital and classic. They are used to estimate the total body fat content in the patient's body.

Physiotherapy dynamometers enable precise measurement of muscle strength, which allows you to monitor progress in muscle-strengthening exercises, assess muscle balance and adapt the therapeutic program to the individual needs of the patient.

 

Rehabilitation shapes, such as cubes, wedges, rollers and semi-rollers, are an important element of the equipment of physiotherapy offices, rehabilitation facilities and massage parlors. Rehabilitation ankles, available in various sizes, are used for various exercises aimed at improving balance and stabilization. Additionally, they fit perfectly into gymnastics classes and other physical activities in kindergartens and children's playrooms. Rehabilitation wedges, in turn, are used in therapy to improve body posture. They are used to modify the angle of the body, which allows for concentrated activities on specific muscle groups. In this way, wedges support the therapy of patients with various orthopedic problems. Additionally, they are great for positioning patients in beds.

Rehabilitation rollers and semi-rollers are used during manual therapy and massage to provide the patient with a comfortable position during therapy. They are also used during exercises aimed at improving flexibility, stretching muscles, and stabilizing the spine.

 

Exercise mats and mattresses:

Mattresses and exercise mats are important accessories that are used in both fitness and physiotherapy. Exercise mattresses are usually thicker than mats, which makes them excellent support for the body during various physical activities. Their main function is to provide appropriate cushioning, which is crucial for lying, sitting and other forms of training.

Exercise mats, on the other hand, vary in thickness and are usually smaller than mattresses. They are intended mainly for exercising on the floor, while providing anti-slip protection for the exerciser.