Scoliometer Baseline Plastic 3.5 X 7.5 InchBaseline Plastic Scoliometer Trunk Rotation Screening Tool SKU 12 1099, McKesson 773793 A lightweight, economical plastic scoliometer for measuring the degree of trunk rotation to screen for scoliosis and back deformities. Used to identify which patients need referral for further medical evaluation. Standard clinical screening size at 3. 5" x 7. 5". Includes storage pouch. Rx or professional license required. Manufactured by Fabrication Enterprises.

Baseline Plastic Scoliometer — Trunk Rotation Screening Tool | SKU 12-1099, McKesson 773793

A lightweight, economical plastic scoliometer for measuring the degree of trunk rotation to screen for scoliosis and back deformities. Used to identify which patients need referral for further medical evaluation. Standard clinical screening size at 3.5" x 7.5". Includes storage pouch. Rx or professional license required. Manufactured by Fabrication Enterprises. Sold each.

Key Features

• Measures degree of trunk rotation — primary screening indicator for scoliosis
• Helps determine need for referral to orthopedic specialist or further evaluation
• Lightweight plastic construction — durable, easy to handle and transport
• Economy model — cost-effective for routine screening programs
• Includes storage pouch for transport and protection
• Dimensions: 3.5" x 7.5" x 0.25"
• Rx or professional license required
• 1-year manufacturer warranty
• Sold each

SKU & Product Numbers

• SKU 12-1099 — Fabrication Enterprises / Baseline manufacturer number
• McKesson #773793 — Same product, McKesson catalog reference
• UPC: 026244040978

Questions about ordering or Rx verification? Call 866-218-0902 and we'll help before you order.

Who Uses This Instrument

• School nurses and school health programs — routine scoliosis screening
• Pediatricians and family medicine physicians — annual well-child visit screening
• Physical therapists and chiropractors — initial assessment and progress tracking
• Orthopedic specialists — baseline documentation
• Athletic trainers — sideline and pre-participation screening

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a scoliometer and how is it used?

A scoliometer is a small inclinometer placed along the spine during the Adams forward bend test. The patient bends forward at the waist with arms hanging freely. The clinician places the scoliometer across the back at the area of maximum rotation and reads the angle of trunk rotation in degrees. A reading of 7 degrees or more is generally considered a threshold for referral for radiographic evaluation. The scoliometer does not diagnose scoliosis — it identifies who may need further evaluation.

What is the difference between the plastic (SKU 12-1099) and the metal Baseline scoliometer?

Both measure trunk rotation using the same clinical principle. The plastic economy model (SKU 12-1099) is lightweight, lower cost, and the right choice for school screening programs, general practice offices, and clinicians who need a reliable field tool without a premium price. The metal Baseline scoliometer is heavier, more durable for long-term daily clinical use, and reads in centimeters, inches, and degrees — making it better suited for orthopedic or physical therapy settings where precision measurement and tracking over time are priorities. If you are setting up a school screening program or doing occasional screenings, the plastic model is the standard choice. If you are tracking patient progress through a course of treatment, consider the metal model.

Is a prescription or license required to purchase this?

Yes — this product can only be purchased by or on the order of a physician or other practitioner licensed to use or order the device. Resellers may only sell to buyers who meet these qualifications. Call us at 866-218-0902 for help with the verification process.

What angle is considered a positive screening result?

A trunk rotation angle of 7 degrees or more measured with the scoliometer during the Adams forward bend test is the widely accepted clinical threshold for referral. Always follow your facility's screening protocol and consult current clinical guidelines, as referral thresholds can vary by setting and patient age.

Is this scoliometer appropriate for school screening programs?

Yes — the Baseline plastic scoliometer is widely used in school scoliosis screening programs by school nurses and health staff. Its lightweight construction, compact size, included storage pouch, and economical price point make it ideal for high-volume, multi-student screening environments.

What warranty does this product carry?

The Baseline scoliometer carries a 1-year manufacturer warranty from Fabrication Enterprises against defects in materials and workmanship.

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