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What are🦵Knee Arthrometers❓

Knee arthrometers are designed to objectively 📊 analyse the various knee ligaments (ACL, PCL, MCL, LCL).

Many knee arthrometers exist today:
- KT1000 (Anterior tibial Translation ↕ Assessment)
- GNRB (Anterior tibial Translation ↕ Assessment)
- Dyneelax (Anterior tibial Translation ↕ Assessment + Medial/Lateral Rotation 🔁 Analysis)
- KT2000 (Anterior tibial Translation ↕ Assessment)
- etc...

As of today, the DYNEELAX is the most advanced and optimised arthrometer GENOUROB provides. With a single device, you may indeed perform translation and rotation assessments whereas before, two separate arthrometers (GNRB + ROTAM) were needed.

In 10 minutes, it is possible to run a complete and accurate dynamic knee stability assessment which is complementary to the clinical and MRI examination performed today. MRI being a static test, it is indeed very interesting to additionally perform a functional analysis with the Dyneelax as it can greatly helps surgeons to plan their surgeries more precisely and lower surprises during these (surgeons are especially showing keen interest in the rotation results as Dyneelax is the first device in the world providing objective data on knee rotation stability).