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Sway is a mobile app and FDA Class II Medical device for objectively measuring balance, cognition, and function. Streamline baseline testing, sideline evaluation, and return-to-play processes. Accurate, validated and reliable with 80+ research studies.
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The Sway Balance System is an FDA-cleared Class II...
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Developed by the mobile neurological assessment company Sway Medical, Sway Balance System can aid in concussion and TBI assessment and treatment. Balance screenings are administered through an app on a phone or tablet, either in the office, during a telemedicine appointment or remotely.
The Sway System allows you to accurately assess cognitive function with quick and easy tests of visual processing, reaction time and memory.
Using Sway not only as a concussion assessment tool but as a rehab tool. Matt frequently uses Sway’s balance component, which includes single-leg, double-leg, and tandem step balance, to work with his athletes as they progress through their return-to-play protocol.
The Sway Balance System is an FDA-cleared Class II technology used by many doctors and athletic trainers to conduct concussion assessments and make return-to play-decisions.
Objective: Static balance, postural stability, and reaction time are commonly impaired after a sport-related concussion. The Sway Balance System assesses postural sway (ie, stability) and simple reaction time using the triaxial accelerometer built into iOS mobile devices.
21 Μαΐ 2021 · SWAY is a mobile software system using an accelerometer designed to measure postural sway and reaction time in the context of concussion. This study examined the efficacy of SWAY in detecting changes in balance and reaction time before and after concussion.
