JOINT DISORDER DIAGNOSIS WITH 3D MOTION CAPTURE
作者： Hal D Martin
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关键词: Motion (physics) 、 Pain level 、 Joint (geology) 、 Physical medicine and rehabilitation 、 Joint disorder 、 Computer science 、 Motion capture 、 Treatment regimen 、 Probable diagnosis
摘要: A system for diagnosing a patient's joint disorder. patient is fitted with body suit, which can comprise one or more straps, sleeves, the like. Sensors in suit are placed around problematic joint. The executes number of selected ranges motion, tests and transmits signals indicative pain level at different positions. computer receives captured motion data compares same to stored sets. sets may other and/or from being examined, patients. also be tagged with, otherwise associated diagnosis, model formed respect information. probable diagnosis disorder, effectiveness treatment regimen, disorder progression ascertained.
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