- The lightweight portable instrumented platform and easy to use, easy to read, high resolution color touch screen display, sets-up in minutes to provide patients with a choice of interactive training modes or standardized testing environments including the Clinical Test for Sensory Integration of Balance (CTSIB)
- Fully Portable – The optional hard shell “wheelie board” case provides convenience and protection when relocating the BioSway between locations within the facility or transporting it to satellite locations, such as community-based fall screening programs, health fairs and in-home health care. The case fits into small car trunks.
- The easy to follow touch screen format – is simple to learn and operate, leading the user step-by-step through testing and interactive training protocols.
- Immediate Biofeedback – This allows the clinician to easily monitor the patient and acts to motivate the patient during interactive testing/training.
- All test results and training sessions can be stored and printed. Comparison to normative data helps to communicate need, progress and outcome.
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Concussion Management
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| 3" Airex® Indexed Foam Pad - For testing and training on a compliant surface (included). |
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Portable, fully adjustable display stand for BioSway. |
- Patient Weight Capacity: 500 lb (227 kg)
- Power: 115V/230VAC, 50/60 HZ, 15 amp line
- Dimensions:
Platform Dimension: 21.25" w x 19" l x 2.5" h (54 x 48 x 7 cm)
Weight: 19 lb (8.6 kg)
Display Dimension: 13" w x 14" l x 2.75" h (33 x 36 x 7 cm)
Weight: 5 lb (2.8 kg)
- Hard Case Dimension: 23.75" w x 22.75" l x 10.75" h (60 x 58 x 27 cm)
- Total Weight (including case): 44 lb (20 kg)
- Certification: ETL and cETL listed to UL 2601-1, CAN/CSA C22.2
No.:601-1-M90 and EN60601-1. CE Conformity to MDD 93/42/EEC
- Warranty: one year parts and labor
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| 950-330 |
BioSway, 115V/230V 50/60Hz |
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| 950-338 |
BioSway, 115V/230V 50/60Hz with case |
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Included with the BioSway™
- BioSway instrumented balance platform
- Color LCD display with tabletop stand/wall mount bracket
- AC adapter for 100-240 volt input
- 3 inch Airex® foam pad indexed for foot position
- Two blindfolds
- Data collection and download software to PC for patient archiving
- USB to serial cable
- 9 pin serial cable
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| 950-331 |
Case, BioSway Travel
(when purchased separately) |
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| 950-335 |
Stand, BioSway Display |
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| 950-333 |
Printer, HP OfficeJet (Compact portable printer) |
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| 086-339 |
Printer, HP InkJet (full size color printer) |
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| 950-334 |
Anthro Cart (18.75" w x 28" h x 22.5" l, includes two locking casters and a set of three 7" extension tubes) |
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| 086-334 |
Cable, European |
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A fixed platform portable Balance Assessment and Training device. |
Ideal for use in the clinic or for the clinician on the move
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PORTABLE FALL RISK SCREENING AND MORE...
Fall Risk Screening (using the CTSIB test), Limits of Stability
and Postural Stability Testing Environments are all included. |
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CTSIB Screen - The CTSIB test helps determine which sensory system (visual, somatosensory or vestibular) the person relies on to maintain balance. |
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CTSIB - Clincal Test for Sensory Integration of Balance
The Clinical Test for Sensory Integration of Balance (CTSIB) is a more complex sensory strategy balance test. It is administered by: 1) manipulating the support surface (ie, firm vs foam)
2) visual conditions (ie, eyes open, eyes closed), and
3) vestibular system sway reference by using the computerized sway platform, while an individual is asked to maintain their standing balance.
CTSIB is Utilized for Fall Risk Screening Test
Utilizing the CTSIB capabilities of the BioSway, clinicians can test patients and compare balance test results to normative data. The BioSway can then be utilized in a coordinated program following the Biodex Fall Risk Screening and Conditioning Protocol which is consistent with American Geriatrics Guidelines for Fall Risk Assessment.
CTSIB is Utilized for Play It S.A.F.E.™ Concussion Management Program
The CTSIB test helps to determine which sensory system (visual, vestibular, or somatosensory) a person relies on to maintain balance. Research has shown that Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) populations rely more on visual cues than an able body population.
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| COLOR REPORTS – Easy-to-read 8.5" x 11" reports. Comparisons to normative data can be made for the CTSIB and Limits of Stability Tests. |
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PROGRESS REPORT graphs overall stability scores for each
test date.
Click report to enlarge. |
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