ROM

Range of MotionMeasurement & Testing

How far a joint can move.

Range of Motion is the extent of movement available at a joint, measured in degrees. It can be active (moved by the person's own muscles) or passive (moved by an external force). It is a basic clinical measure used to track stiffness, recovery and the effect of an intervention.

Appears in these appraisals

Structure-aware fatigue modeling in foot deformities: A digital health framework for tissue-specific running injury risk prediction using multi-modal data · issue 002
Subjective Shoulder Instability Following Anterior Stabilization: Incidence and Time to Resolution After Latarjet Versus Bankart Repair · issue 004

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