Aquanex Type A sensors are worn on the hand or foot during aquatic exercise.

Aquanex Type B sensors measure forces on the upper legs during running in the water.

Aquanex can monitor forces, analyze performance, and document progress. Data can be used to support the effectiveness of a therapy or exercise program or the need for additional training.

• Compare patient status to normative data

• Establish baseline information

• Quantify bilateral differences

• Determine pre- vs. postoperative changes

• Track patient progress during therapy

• Provide patients with quantitative feedback

• Document need for continued therapy

• Demonstrate effectiveness of your program

Examination of an individual's force curves can reveal vital information about peak and sustained effort throughout the range of motion, fatigue, bilateral differences, and anterior-posterior differences (such as the shoulder adduction-abduction shown in the graph below). Information about Aquanex uses for the prevention or rehabilitation of injuries is posted under the "Information" menu bar option.

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Aquanex Analysis of Aquatic Therapy