🚀 The MAT® & SEBT! 🏆 The Star Excursion Balance Test (SEBT) is one of our favourite assessments, and it’s a major reason why we created The MAT®—our OG product! The MAT® offers a perfect solution that eliminates the mess of tape and gives you reliable, reproducible data that can guide your clinical decisions. 🔹 The SEBT is ideal for assessing: ✅ Balance & stability ✅ Lower limb strength & flexibility ✅ Movement skill & efficiency ✅ Asymmetries With The MAT®, you can finally ditch the tape and

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The Star Excursion Balance Test (SEBT) is a set of dynamic tests designed to test lower limb strength, mobility and balance and features lower limb reaching movements in 8 different directions. The SEBT has been used to assess lower limb injury risk factors from chronic ankle instability to ACL injuries. “The SEBT has been shown to be a reliable measure and has validity as a dynamic test to predict risk of lower extremity injury, to identify dynamic balance deficits in patients with a variety of

5.7K views · 134 reactions | STAR EXCURSION BALANCE TEST (SEBT) The SEBT is a useful tool to assess lower limb asymmetry in patients with conditions like ankle sprains, PFPS or ACL injuries. Besides it's use as an assessment tool, it can also be a nice exercise as well. Watch the video to learn all about the SEBT! | Physiotutors | Facebook

Revolutionizing Balance Assessment with SEBT and Normative Data

Do you use The Star Excursion Balance Test (SEBT)with your patients? It is a dynamic test that requires strength, flexibility, and proprioception and can be used as an objective assessment to identify difficiencies or track progression over time. #sebt #starexcursionbalance | Movement Assessment Technologies | Facebook

Implementation of SEM assessment technology to support pressure injury/ulcerprevention care pathways Pressure injuries/ulcers(PI/Us) are a widespread and serious complication of reduced patient mobility. For example, in the US annually, PI/Us occur in more than 2.5 million patients, of whom approximately 60,000 die.(Berlowitz et al.,2014). Due to the substantial impacts of PI/Us on patient quality of life, recovery, and lengths of stay, PI/U prevention is prioritized by providers and policy make