Multiple studies demonstrate that myotonometry successfully quantifies muscle stiffness, tone, and viscoelastic properties by measuring tissue oscillations and mechanical responses. Consequently, the claim is supported by the literature.
The retrieved papers consistently utilize myotonometry devices (such as the MyotonPRO) to measure muscle mechanical properties like oscillation frequency, stiffness, elasticity, decrement, relaxation time, and creep. The evidence directly supports the premise that myotonometry quantifies muscle properties through tissue oscillation.