Augmented Reality Visualization of Joint Movements for Rehabilitation and Sports Medicine

Debarba, Henrique Galvan; Oliveira, Marcelo Elias de; Lädermann, Alexandre; Chagué, Sylvain; Charbonnier, Caecilia

doi:10.1109/svr.2018.00027

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“…Há também falta de mais estudos científicos que buscam evidenciar a aplicação de forma qualitativa sobre a experiência dos usuários (UX) no uso da realidade aumentada na medicina em geral. Tais estudos auxiliam os desenvolvedores a definir padrões de implementação na perspectiva de aumentar: desempenho [Moreta-Martinez 2021, Cutolo 2020, Southworth 2020; eficácia [Wang 2020, Yeh 2018, Botella 2016; aceitabilidade [Cidota 2019, Yeh 2018, Botella 2016; aplicabilidade [Roy 2017, Gacem 2019, Moreta-Martinez 2018 e usabilidade , Debarba 2018, Cavalcanti 2018.…”

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“…A medicina vem se beneficiando com os avanços apresentados pela Realidade Aumentada nos últimos anos. A realidade aumentada tem sido utilizada no ensino aprendizagem da medicina [Basiratzadeh 2020, Krösl 2020, tratamento de doenças [Fatharany 2016, Debarba 2018, Rossi 2020, Arquissandás 2019, Botella 2016, telemedicina [Debarba 2018, Ponce 2016, primeiros socorros [Arpaia 2021], exames clínicos [Ma 2019, Crisnapati 2019] como mamografia, ressonância magnética, tomografia [Allison 2020] e também diversos tipos de cirurgias tais como: cardiologia [Dukalski 2018, Southworth 2020, neurocirurgia [Song 2019], ortopédica [Moreta-Martinez 2021] entre outras patologias [Iqbal 2020, Jiang 2019] além de reduzir os riscos cirúrgicos dos próprios pacientes. A área da saúde representa um dos campos mais promissores de aplicação da realidade aumentada visual [Cutolo 2020].…”

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Realidade Aumentada na Medicina: uma Revisão Sistemática da Literatura

Rodrigues,

Merlin,

Fülber

2022

Anais Do XV Encontro Unificado De Computação Do Piauí (ENUCOMPI 2022)

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A Realidade Aumentada (RA) já vem sendo pesquisada desde a década de 90, e suscita com o seu amadurecimento um grande interesse por parte da área da saúde. Uma das áreas que vem realizando inúmeros procedimentos é a Neurocirurgia, que vem expandindo a RA para diversos procedimentos médicos. O uso da Realidade Aumentada na saúde é um recurso primordial, ao passo que, alguns procedimentos são melhor realizados com o auxílio dessa tecnologia, como diagnósticos clínicos, pós-operatório, reabilitação física e mental, terapias, triagem de pacientes, tratamento de fobias entre outras. O presente estudo apresenta uma revisão sistemática da literatura visando estabelecer o estado da arte em torno do uso da RA na área da saúde, analisar e categorizar a literatura publicada sobre a realidade aumentada na medicina entre 2016 e 2020. Dessa forma foi possível notar as contribuições presentes e as perspectivas futuras do uso dessas tecnologias no auxílio dos profissionais de saúde.

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Realidade Aumentada na Medicina: uma Revisão Sistemática da Literatura

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Merlin,

Fülber

2022

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“…In addition, the authors in [6,20,21] propose the applications of AR, VR, or MR in pose or posture evaluation and correction. In these studies, tracking algorithms and systems, such as OpenPose and Vuforia, are used to recognize the position of the subject and to identify the posture accordingly.…”

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“…The technology involved in rehabilitation protocols is varied. Examples of applied technologies are assistive devices and robotics [5], optoelectronic systems [6], inertial measurement units [7], and virtual and augmented reality environments [8][9][10][11]. Virtual reality (VR) and augmented reality (AR) have aroused particular interest in the creation of customized rehabilitation protocols in the study of body mechanics.…”

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Hybrid System Mixed Reality and Marker-Less Motion Tracking for Sports Rehabilitation of Martial Arts Athletes

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Rehabilitation is a vast field of research. Virtual and Augmented Reality represent rapidly emerging technologies that have the potential to support physicians in several medical activities, e.g., diagnosis, surgical training, and rehabilitation, and can also help sports experts analyze athlete movements and performance. In this study, we present the implementation of a hybrid system for the real-time visualization of 3D virtual models of bone segments and other anatomical components on a subject performing critical karate shots and stances. The project is composed of an economic markerless motion tracking device, Microsoft Kinect Azure, that recognizes the subject movements and the position of anatomical joints; an augmented reality headset, Microsoft HoloLens 2, on which the user can visualize the 3D reconstruction of bones and anatomical information; and a terminal computer with a code implemented in Unity Platform. The 3D reconstructed bones are overlapped with the athlete, tracked by the Kinect in real-time, and correctly displayed on the headset. The findings suggest that this system could be a promising technology to monitor martial arts athletes after injuries to support the restoration of their movements and position to rejoin official competitions.

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“…Knowing the position of the patient in real time allows for realistic interaction rather than passive participation [ 7 ], and makes post-processing analysis available. Different studies [ 8 , 9 , 10 ] have validated the capacity of these devices to support rehabilitative activities, generating biomechanical outcomes comparable to gold standard outcomes. In these studies, the performance of Virtual and Augmented Reality devices is compared to gait analysis and motion systems globally considered as references for tracking motion, such as Vicon and MoCap.…”

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A Proof of Concept Combined Using Mixed Reality for Personalized Neurorehabilitation of Cerebellar Ataxic Patients

Franzò

Pica

Pascucci

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Background: Guidelines for degenerative cerebellar ataxia neurorehabilitation suggest intensive coordinative training based on physiotherapeutic exercises. Scientific studies demonstrate virtual exergaming therapeutic value. However, patient-based personalization, post processing analyses and specific audio-visual feedbacks are not provided. This paper presents a wearable motion tracking system with recording and playback features. This system has been specifically designed for ataxic patients, for upper limbs coordination studies with the aim to retrain movement in a neurorehabilitation setting. Suggestions from neurologists and ataxia patients were considered to overcome the shortcomings of virtual systems and implement exergaming. Methods: The system consists of the mixed-reality headset Hololens2 and a proprietary exergaming implemented in Unity. Hololens2 can track and save upper limb parameters, head position and gaze direction in runtime. Results: Data collected from a healthy subject are reported to demonstrate features and outputs of the system. Conclusions: Although further improvements and validations are needed, the system meets the needs of a dynamic patient-based exergaming for patients with cerebellar ataxia. Compared with existing solutions, the mixed-reality system is designed to provide an effective and safe therapeutic exergaming that supports both primary and secondary goals of an exergaming: what a patient should do and how patient actions should be performed.

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Augmented Reality Visualization of Joint Movements for Rehabilitation and Sports Medicine

Cited by 7 publications

References 36 publications

Realidade Aumentada na Medicina: uma Revisão Sistemática da Literatura

Realidade Aumentada na Medicina: uma Revisão Sistemática da Literatura

Hybrid System Mixed Reality and Marker-Less Motion Tracking for Sports Rehabilitation of Martial Arts Athletes

A Proof of Concept Combined Using Mixed Reality for Personalized Neurorehabilitation of Cerebellar Ataxic Patients

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