Moltgen Flexometer – 24 cm

Moltgen Goniometer, Moltgen Measuring Instrument

The Moltgen Flexometer is a professional medical measuring instrument designed for assessing joint range of motion and angular movement. Current medical-instrument catalogs list the Moltgen Flexometer in a 24 cm version and classify it among measuring and marking instruments.

PRECISION RANGE-OF-MOTION MEASUREMENT

The instrument features a large curved graduated scale and articulated measuring arms that allow the clinician to position the instrument according to the joint or anatomical area being assessed. It is used for measuring range of motion in joints such as the shoulder, elbow, wrist, knee, and ankle.

24 CM PROFESSIONAL SIZE

Overall Length: 24 cm

The 24 cm specification is consistently listed in several medical-instrument catalogs, including product catalogs that identify the item specifically as “MOLTGEN FLEXOMETER, 24CM.”

GRADUATED MEASURING SCALE

The prominent curved scale provides clear angular references for evaluating movement. The graduated design enables the user to observe the measurement position while the instrument is applied to the relevant anatomical area.

FOLDING / ARTICULATED DESIGN

The Moltgen design incorporates movable sections that can be positioned for measurement and folded for convenient handling and storage. Medical instrument references classify the related MÖLTGEN flexometer/goniometer as a fold-up instrument.

DURABLE SURGICAL-INSTRUMENT DESIGN

Moltgen Flexometers are commonly offered as stainless-steel surgical measuring instruments, with commercial listings describing stainless-steel construction and professional manufacturing. One catalog specifically lists the 24 cm model as J2 German stainless steel.

CLINICAL APPLICATIONS

The Moltgen Flexometer can be used for range-of-motion assessment and documentation in:

• Orthopedic Clinics
• Physiotherapy Departments
• Physical Therapy Centers
• Rehabilitation Centers
• Occupational Therapy
• Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery
• Hand Surgery
• Medical Examination & Assessment
• Medical Training & Education

It is particularly described for joint range-of-motion measurements and has also been associated with plastic and reconstructive hand surgery, including applications involving microvascular procedures and nerve/tendon repair.