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pedar® posturo system With the aid of the new trublu® calibration device, all sensors of the pedar® posturo system are individually calibrated using a known air pressure. This procedure is computer-assisted and can be performed in a short time. Calibration guarantees accurate and reproducible data. The calibration curves, one for each sensor, can be checked by the user at any time. This method guarantees the accuracy of the absolute values measured, not only for the distribution of dynamic body weight, but also for the local load on each area of the feet. All sensor mats come calibrated and calibration can be tested at any time. pedar® posturo system neurology orthopaedics osteopathy aid in orthotic design rehabilitation assessment sport biomechanics biofeedback information subject to change without notice trublu® calibration device trublu® calibration device pedar® posturo sensor mats 10x22 each 20x20 each 500 each 10 - 400 40 novelgmbh (Germany) • Ismaninger Str. 51 • D-81675 Munich tel: +49 (0)89-41 77 67-0 • fax: +49 (0)89-41 77 67-99 e-mail: novel@novel.de novelelectronics inc. (USA) • 964 Grand Avenue • St.Paul, MN 55105 tel: +1(651) 221-0505 • fax: +1(651) 221-0404 e-mail: novelinc@novel.de novelgmbh (Great Britain) • 113, Arnold Road • Nottingham, NG5 5HA tel/fax: +44 (0)11 59 62 26 22 • e-mail: noveluk@novel.de All systems from novel operate with high quality, calibrated sensors and provide reliable and reproducible long term measurements. pedograph®, emed®, pedar®, pliance®, trublu® and the novel logo (colored foot) are the registered trademarks of novelgmbh © 1992-2008 number of sensors sensor dimensions (mm) weight (gr) pressure range (kPa) fr

pedar® posturo system The innovative recording and analysis system posturography quantifies postural control in stance in either static or dynamic conditions. Computerized dynamic posturography (CDP), also called test of balance (TOB), is a noninvasive, specialized, new clinical assessment technique used to quantify the central nervous system’s adaptive mechanisms (sensory, motor and central) involved in the control of posture and balance, both in normal (such as in physical education and sports training) and abnormal conditions (particularly in the diagnosis of balance disorders asdand in...