This YouTube video (created and uploaded by Jeff Langmaid) describes emerging medical-device approaches for assessing and treating neck pain and post-concussion patients. The speaker highlights a new, lightweight head-worn device that is unobtrusive, fits most patients, replaces traditional tools (like goniometers and bulky VR/headset systems), and can take accurate cervical range-of-motion measurements in about two minutes.
It's super light. The patient doesn't even feel it on their head. And it's not impacting. I mean, people in neck pain or post concussion to have, you know, big VR glasses, for example, or, you know, the chrome device, the huge device that some use, and the goniometer. I mean, honestly, are we still using gonioters? You know, ultimately, that's what we're, you know, replacing. And to have a device that, that fits anyone and that only takes two minutes to take accurate range of motion measurements, why would you do it any differently, really?
