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CROM

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CROM [′sē‚räm]
(computer science)
control and read-only memory


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The CROM exercise consisted of the subject placing his or her fingers over the manubrium and placing his or her chin on the fingers.
Development of a clinical prediction rule for guiding treatment of a ... by Eberhart, Sarah L. / Physical Therapy
Although acceptable reliability for measuring cervical spine ROM using the CROM device has been shown previously (intraclass correlation coefficient [ICC] (1,1) [is greater than] .
Relationships Among Selected Measures of Impairment, Functional ... by Reese, C Shane / Physical Therapy
The purposes of this study were (1) to examine, in patients, the within-tester and between-tester reliabilities of measurements of AROM of the cervical spine in the three cardinal planes using the CROM device, the UG, and VE and (2) to compare the measurement errors of the three techniques.
Reliability of measurements of cervical spine range of motion - ... by Riddle, Dan L. / Physical Therapy
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