Biomechanical motion capture methods focused on tele-physiotherapy

Callejas-Cuervo, Mauro; Ruiz-Olaya, Andres F.; Salamanca, R. M. Gutiérrez

doi:10.1109/pahce.2013.6568264

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“…This kind of mechanical stimulations are used to assist in the creation or handling of virtual objects in a graphic environment [44], [45]. Their main advantage is providing biofeedback during a rehabilitation process that can be used to enhance some control systems, mainly when they are included in exoskeletal systems based on motor movements.…”

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“…Such work comprises a teleconsultation platform for both health promoters and people from a specific community to assist patients who have trouble getting to a medical center. Likewise, most of the other selected documents reported the use of virtual reality combined with low-cost technologies for motion capture based on devices such as inertial and magnetic sensors [42], [45], [50]- [52], Kinect® cameras [40], [53] and haptic devices [35]. These emerging technologies were used for motion tracking and measuring joint angles in order to track the progress of patients with disabilities caused by multiple sclerosis [20] and upper limb motor disabilities during rehabilitation programs [42], [45], [50]- [52], [53], [35], [37], [39].…”

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“…Colombia also reported the use of exergaming technologies (serious games) as telerehabilitation initiatives for improving user experience [35], [45], [53]. A remarkable telerehabilitation system was developed by Callejas et al .…”

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“…A remarkable telerehabilitation system was developed by Callejas et al . [42], [45], [50]- [52] for people with upper limb motor disabilities. Their system includes a sensor module to capture motion information by using an optical device and three inertial sensors located on each arm joint.…”

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Development and implementation of technologies for physical telerehabilitation in Latin America:

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Marín-Castrillón

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Telerehabilitation has arised by the inclusion of emerging technologies for capturing, transmitting, analyzing and visualizing movement patterns associated to musculoskeletal disorders. This therapeutic strategy enables to carry out diagnosis processes and provide rehabilitation treatments. This paper presents a systematic review of the current development and implementation of telerehabilitation technologies in Latin America. The main goal is to explore the scientific literature and dissemination sources to establish if such technologies have been introduced in this region. Likewise, this work highlights existing prototypes or systems that are to being used or that are still under development. A systematic search strategy was conducted by two different searches: the first one involves a rigorous literature search from the most relevant scientific digital repositories; the second one included telerehabilitation projects and programs retrieved by an advanced Google search. A total of 53 documents from six countries (Colombia, Brazil, Mexico, Ecuador, Chile and Argentina) were found. Most of them were focused on academic and research initiatives to develop in-home telerehabilitation technologies for pediatric and elderly populations affected by motor and functional impairment, cerebral palsy, neurocognitive disorders and stroke. The analysis of the findings revealed the need for a comprehensive approach that integrates health care and the social system to increase the current availability of telerehabilitation initiatives in Latin America.

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“…A common component in recent telerehabilitation systems is motion capture technology [5], [6]. The use of telerehabilitation systems with motion capture has been shown to increase the intensity of rehabilitation and enhance user experience [7], [8].…”

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Knowledge-Based Telerehabilitation Monitoring

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Part 4: Smart Environments, Agents, and RobotsInternational audienceIn this paper we describe the main features of an innovative home telerehabilitation system that offers, for both users and physiotherapists, actionable information to gain new insight in the telerehabilitation processes. From the point of view of users, it offers a friendly and immersive exercise interface that shows in two 3D avatars how an exercise must be executed and how the user is executing it respectively. Moreover, during a therapy session, informative elements show up-to-date information to guide and encourage the user. From the point of view of the physiotherapists, the system suggests them appropriate exercises that can be used to define customizable telerehabilitation therapies. Furthermore, another novel contribution of the system is its capacity to transform the raw data collected from a user into information that can help the physiotherapist to improve therapy decision making or the redefinition of existing therapies

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Biomechanical motion capture methods focused on tele-physiotherapy

Cited by 8 publications

References 12 publications

Development and implementation of technologies for physical telerehabilitation in Latin America:

Development and implementation of technologies for physical telerehabilitation in Latin America:

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