Novel Assessment Measures of Upper-Limb Function in Pre and Poststroke Rehabilitation: A Pilot Study

Appel, Viviane Cristina Roma; Garcia, Rafael Eras; Chiqueti, G. R.; Pedro, Leonardo Marquez; Cruz, Daniel Marinho Cezar da; Caurin, Glauco Augusto de Paula

doi:10.1109/biorob.2018.8487882

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“…Finally, in the last line we have a possible condition of use: with the processors in the RUN conditions (line 2), sampling at 100 Hz of the sensors by K22 and relative sending of the acquired data. The value of 3 hours achieved with a 100 Hz transmission, is sufficient for most sports and for clinical sessions, where the patient cannot be stressed for long times [33]- [35].…”

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NETWIS: A Scalable and Robust Body Sensor Network For Biomedical Application

Ballerini

Magno

Brunelli

et al. 2019

2019 IEEE 8th International Workshop on Advances in Sensors and Interfaces (IWASI)

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A b stra ct-W ireless w earab le sen sors have developed rap id ly in recen t y ears, p rim arily d riven b y e-h ealth , fitn ess and w elln ess a p p lication s. T he tech n ological evolu tion o f low p ow er m icro p rocessors is en ab lin g to p rocess d ata loca lly , savin g energy and bandw idth and in creasin g th e o verall through pu t o f the w ireless n etw ork. T h is p aper p resen ts a new gen eral-pu rp ose In ertia l M easure U n it th at exp loits a d ual-core arch itectu re. A core offers p rocessin g cap ab ility, and th e oth er on e is a rad io in terfa ce IE E E 8 02.15.4. We p rop ose th e w hole system and a p rotocol to m axim ize th e through pu t, redu ce th e p ack et lo ss and im prove th e rob u stn ess o f w ireless sen sor nodes com m unication. E xp erim en tal resu lts show th at our solu tion offers b etter data through pu t for con figurations b elow 10 nodes com pared to w id ely u sed com m ercial w ireless sen sor n od es. T he p ap er also p resen ts an exp erim en tal evalu ation o f sca la b ility (up to 10 n odes) and p ow er con su m p tion o f th e p roposed solu tion . In d ex Terms-W ireless S en sor N etw ork, In ertia l M easurem ent U n its, M otion C apture, tim e-triggered p rotocol I. I n t r o d u c t i o n

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Section: Power Consumptionmentioning

confidence: 99%

NETWIS: A Scalable and Robust Body Sensor Network For Biomedical Application

Ballerini

Magno

Brunelli

et al. 2019

2019 IEEE 8th International Workshop on Advances in Sensors and Interfaces (IWASI)

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“…Results from simulations show that EAs adjust the game's parameter of difficulty properly, and clinical tests will be done as future work. Grasp and Upper-Limb Motion Sensor (GULM Sensor) is described in (APPEL et al, 2018) for upper limb rehabilitation with hand function assessment. A vision system takes images of the hands reaching an object, and an IMU sends accelerations and angular movements.…”

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“…The inertial sensor can be used with a therapist's help without compromising the tracking system. The research in (CAMEIRÃO et al, 2011) and (APPEL et al, 2018) propose an approach with inertial sensors trying to synchronize better moves made by patients. There are 6 out of 8 works in Table 1 evaluating the proposed systems with patients, which is mandatory for a better validation of this type of research.…”

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Wearable Device for Immersive Virtual Reality Control andApplication in Upper Limbs Motor Rehabilitation

Jurioli

Brandão

Martins

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Virtual Reality (VR) has been used in several areas such as video games, technical training, movies, and teaching. VR-based interventions have also been applied for motor rehabilitation, e.g., to help the patient recover from disabilities provoked by stroke, cognitive deficit, or musculoskeletal problems. VR combined with wearable tracking devices creates new possibilities to apply immersive approaches during motor rehabilitation. This can enhance health care, making treatments more exciting pr pleasant for patients and more effective for therapists. However, the costs related to this technology may be impracticable for a wide application by public health systems. Therefore, this paper introduces results for a low-cost wearable device integrated into VR environments. The objective is to provide a better quality rehabilitation process for most patients with motor disabilities. This research presents test with patients and volunteers to show the system's efficiency

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Novel Assessment Measures of Upper-Limb Function in Pre and Poststroke Rehabilitation: A Pilot Study

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NETWIS: A Scalable and Robust Body Sensor Network For Biomedical Application

NETWIS: A Scalable and Robust Body Sensor Network For Biomedical Application

Wearable Device for Immersive Virtual Reality Control andApplication in Upper Limbs Motor Rehabilitation

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