Product Introduction
The Multi-Joint Isokinetic Strength Testing & Training System A8 is designed for comprehensive evaluation and training of isokinetic, isometric, isotonic, and continuous passive movements across six major joints: shoulder, elbow, wrist, hip, knee, and ankle. It provides data and reports for assessing human functional performance and supports rehabilitation at all stages.

Definition of Isokinetic
Isokinetic motion involves constant speed with variable resistance. The speed is pre-set, ensuring that limb movement speed does not exceed this limit, regardless of the force applied by the subject.

Characteristics of Isokinetic
- Accurate Strength Testing: Reflects muscle strength at each joint angle and evaluates differences between limbs and muscle ratios.
- Efficient and Safe Strength Training: Provides appropriate resistance at each joint angle, adjusting to the patient's strength limits.

Indications
Suitable for motor dysfunction due to sports injuries, orthopedic surgery, nerve injuries, and other factors.

Contraindications
Not recommended for patients with fracture risk, acute disease phases, severe pain, or joint mobility limitations.

Clinical Application
Applicable in orthopedics, neurology, rehabilitation, and sports medicine.

Functions & Features
- Evaluates and trains 22 movement modes for six major joints.
- Supports four motion modes: isokinetic, isotonic, isometric, and continuous passive.
- Evaluates parameters like peak torque and work.
- Records, analyzes, and compares test results.
- Ensures safe motion range with dual protection.

Orthopedic Rehabilitation Clinical Pathway
- Continuous Passive Training: Maintains and restores range of motion, alleviates joint contracture and adhesions.
- Isometric Strength Training: Relieves disuse syndrome and enhances muscle strength.
- Isokinetic Strength Training: Increases muscle strength and improves muscle fiber recruitment.
- Isotonic Strength Training: Enhances neuromuscular control ability.