Hi,
Is there any digital equipment that one (the patient) can hold in his hand
and press it to the maximum before and
after holding the remedy, and see a "number" that shows his strength before
and after?
Rafy
[H] muscle-testing reliable?
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Howard A Asinoff
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Re: [H] muscle-testing reliable?
Physical Therapists (PT's) have such equipment that are hand-grip devices
with a meter. Insurance companies like numerical readouts in order to
measure a patients' improvment and justify payouts and determine when no
further improvment will occur thus terminating payments. I was told
several years ago that the costs run $1,200 & up USD.
On Fri, 29 Apr 2005 17:38:37 +0200 "HomeoDidact"
writes:
with a meter. Insurance companies like numerical readouts in order to
measure a patients' improvment and justify payouts and determine when no
further improvment will occur thus terminating payments. I was told
several years ago that the costs run $1,200 & up USD.
On Fri, 29 Apr 2005 17:38:37 +0200 "HomeoDidact"
writes: