Device for measurement, diagnosis and/or therapy of the strength of the human finger, hand, arm and/or shoulder

A device for measurement, diagnosis, and therapy of strength of at least one human finger, a hand, an arm, or a shoulder, comprising:

• a base plate having a first longitudinal end and a second longitudinal end opposite the first longitudinal end, and a first lateral side and a second lateral side arranged opposite each other and adjoining the first longitudinal end;
• force-measuring sensors, wherein at least one of the force-measuring sensors is a stationarily positioned force-measuring sensor on the first longitudinal end of the base plate that comprises a puller bolt passing through the stationarily positioned force-measuring sensor;
• an actuation part connected to the at least one force-measuring sensor in a force-fit via the puller bolt;
• a guide for additional force-measuring sensors has three sides, such that the guide is positioned on the second longitudinal end of the base plate and at least partially in a region of the first and second sides of the base plate;
• and
• at least one of axially or radially movable auxiliary devices arranged at and/or on the base plate to position the at least one finger, hand, or arm or to serve as a brace,
• wherein the measurement and diagnosis of the strength of the at least one of a human finger, a hand, an arm, or a shoulder is performable on the device,
• wherein the three sides of the guide are configured to receive fastening devices for the additional force-measuring sensors so that the additional force-measuring sensors are displaceably fixable in place along the guide.