SPORT
Control and prevention of ACL lesion risks
PREVENTION : A MAJOR ASSET !
The automated dynamic laximetry, LDA® permits precise evaluation of the ligament function and optimises the prevention of risks of ACL lesions.
AN INNOVATIVE HELP FOR DIAGNOSTICS
As a primary intention, objective confirmation of clinical examinations, the Automated Dynamic Laximetry, LDA®, features an optimized detection of lesions of the knee ligaments and risks of instability
A precise and objective functional evaluation of the ACL
The GNRB performs an automated anterior tibia translation and calculates new parameters for a more accurate evaluation of the ligament functionality of the knee.
The measured induced medial rotation informs about the state of a partial ACL-lesion, generally on the PL bundle.
Test example: After a sport injury (knee sprain) feeling of instability.
Δ134 = 2,7 ΔP2 = 8 Δ°= 2
Divergent curves, high differential of slopes.
Confirmation of risk of strong functional instability
Efficient longitudinal tracking
Integrated into the longitudinal follow-up, the LDA® is recommended for athletes and teams of pivot sports.
Non-invasive and painless, the tests can be repeated and operated at any moment to provide precise information on the level of knee stability.
Shown example: Δ134 = 0 ΔP2 = 0 Δ° = 0
Identical laxities, very rare at a sportsperson ! / nothing to report
Surgical intervention or specific training?
The LDA® measures validate the quality of the surgical intervention and the follow-up.
The tests performed on every patient provide a precise documentation for the QM-System of the institute and also for the patient.
Measurement accuracy, the automatic saving and the reproducibility are appreciated by all practitioners looking for reliable and documented tests.
The GNRB Rotab for laximetry in Sport
Discover the technical details and the innovations of the devices :
- LDA® Test results.
- Instant calculation of tibia displacement.
- Curves expressing ligament resistance.
- Instant calculation of slopes.
- Measurement of medial rotation.
- Chart with registered measures.
- Archiving in patient data-file.
- Results exportable as xls.files.
- Print in pdf.format.
