The Cervical JPE Test measures the ability of a blindfolded patient to accurately relocate their head position back to a predetermined neutral point after cervical joint movement. The test is most commonly performed with head movement in the transverse and sagittal planes.

Distance from center of the target to a 4.5-degree error depends the distance the patient is from the target. This target is calibrated for a patient who is 90 cm away. On a calculator, arctan is …

2013年11月12日 · The cervical joint position error test (JPET) is used to assess cervicocephalic proprioception and neck reposition sense. The cervical JPET tests one’s ability to relocate the head back to center after maximal or submaximal rotation in the transverse and sagittal planes.

Assess proprioception of the cervical spine with NeckCare’s Joint Position Error test. Our Joint Position Error test offers clinicians more ease of use and automated documentation, eliminating the need for tools like laser pointers and printouts when performing this well-established test.

Joint position error (conventional and torsion), postural balance, subjective visual vertical, head tilt response, The Fly®, smooth pursuit neck torsion and head steadiness are tests that have been reported to assess cervical sensorimotor control.

The Cervical Joint Position Error (JPE) Test measures the ability of a blindfolded patient to accurately relocate their head position back to a predetermined neutral point after cervical joint movement.

2024年7月15日 · The Cervical Joint Position Error (JPE) Test is a clinical assessment tool used to evaluate an individual’s cervicocephalic proprioception, or their ability to sense the position of their head and neck in space.

The SenMoCOR™ JPE Test Kit includes everything needed to assess patients for cervical joint position error including a handbook, target and a laser headlamp.

2015年3月8日 · Joint position error (JPE) of the cervical spine is typically measured using a reposition-to-neutral test. In truth, “joint” position error includes input from not only joint receptors but also muscles, tendons, capsules, and skin.

2021年6月16日 · The Joint Position Error Test (JPE). This test looks at the ability to relocate the head and neck to the same position after rotating the head and neck to one side or the other (neck reposition sense).