The Bicycle Algometer is a specialized physiological instrument used extensively in medical research and sports science to quantify pain thresholds and pressure sensitivity during physical exertion. Designed for high precision, the Bicycle Algometer allows researchers to monitor how the human body responds to various pressure points while engaged in a controlled cycling motion. This dual-action assessment makes the Bicycle Algometer an essential tool for understanding the correlation between physical fatigue and pain perception.
Constructed with high-quality ergonomic components, this device ensures consistent results across multiple testing sessions. It is often integrated into broader pharmaceutical and clinical setups alongside instruments like the ESAW Polygraph NU-239C to provide a comprehensive view of a subject's physiological state. The Bicycle Algometer is built to withstand rigorous laboratory use while maintaining the sensitivity required for delicate clinical trials.
Technical Specifications
The Bicycle Algometer (Model NU-208) features industry-standard calibrations for medical accuracy:
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Pressure Range: High-sensitivity sensors for precise incremental loading.
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Ergonomics: Adjustable bicycle-style frame to accommodate various body types.
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Display: Integrated gauge for real-time pressure monitoring.
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Build Material: Corrosion-resistant heavy-duty frame for long-term durability.
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Compatibility: Can be synchronized with external recording systems.
Core Uses & Applications
Primarily utilized in neurophysiology and physiotherapy, the Bicycle Algometer is used to determine the exact moment pressure becomes painful for a patient during exercise. It is a vital instrument for studying chronic pain syndromes, the efficacy of analgesic drugs, and the impact of exercise-induced endorphins on pain tolerance. Scientific institutions utilize this equipment for mapping pressure-pain thresholds in athletes and rehabilitation patients alike.
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
1. How does the Bicycle Algometer measure pain threshold?
It applies controlled pressure to specific muscle groups while the subject is cycling, recording the exact pressure level when the subject identifies the sensation as pain.
2. Is the device adjustable for different heights?
Yes, the Bicycle Algometer features a fully adjustable seat and handlebar system to ensure correct posture for all adult subjects.
3. Can it be connected to a data logger?
Absolutely. Most modern units are compatible with physiological recording systems like polygraphs for synchronized data analysis.
4. Does the pressure sensor require regular calibration?
To maintain medical-grade accuracy, we recommend annual calibration of the pressure gauge to ensure consistent readings.
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