Definition : Movable tilting platforms equipped with sensors that measure applied forces in any of the three dimensions and outputs data to a computer. Typically the patient stands on the platform while it moves to provoke destabilizing perturbations. Biomechanics platforms are commonly used as a part of neuromuscular function physiologic analyzers for posture, balance, and/or sense of equilibrium studies.
UMDC code : 17242
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