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What Conditions Can Be Assessed with a Goniometer?

In pediatrics, goniometers are used to assess a variety of conditions, including:
Cerebral Palsy: To evaluate spasticity and joint contractures.
Juvenile Arthritis: To monitor joint inflammation and stiffness.
Developmental Dysplasia of the Hip: To measure hip joint angles.
Scoliosis: To assess spinal curvature.

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