Research on detection method for abnormal gait using three-dimensional thigh motion analysis with inertial sensor

被引:0
|
作者
Shiotani M. [1 ]
Watanabe T. [1 ]
Murakami K. [2 ]
Kuge N. [2 ]
机构
[1] Graduate School of Biomedical Engineering, Tohoku University
关键词
Evaluation; Hemiplegic gait; Inertial sensor; Stroke;
D O I
10.11239/jsmbe.57.1
中图分类号
学科分类号
摘要
Recently, rehabilitation systems for stroke patients have been developed using engineering technology. Because the abnormal movements caused bystroke differ greatlyamong patients, the rehabilitation effects using these novel systems may not be consistent or stable. Therefore, objective and quantitative evaluation of the motor function before rehabilitation is important for everypatient. This studyaimed to develop an easymethod for clinical use, which detects abnormal gait movements using an inertial sensor. In the motor measurements using the inertial senor, there was a difference between the anatomical coordinate system constructed from the sagittal and frontal planes, and the coordinate system calculated using the inertial sensor for use to express movement, ,which affected the measured results. Therefore, in this study, we developed a novel method to detect gait abnormalityusing vector loci that displaythigh movements, which does not require calibration of the coordinate system. Using the proposed indexes, the gait movements of 26 healthy subjects and 7 hemiplegic subjects were analyzed. The results using the proposed indexes demonstrated the feasibility of detecting abnormal movements of hemiplegic subjects, indicating the usefulness of the proposed indexes. © 2019, Japan Soc. of Med. Electronics and Biol. Engineering. All rights reserved.
引用
收藏
页码:1 / 7
页数:6
相关论文
共 50 条
  • [31] Three-dimensional surface detection and motion software
    Soll, DR
    SCANNING, 1999, 21 (02) : 57 - 57
  • [32] Comprehensive validation of a wearable foot sensor system for estimating spatiotemporal gait parameters by simultaneous three-dimensional optical motion analysis
    Kentaro Homan
    Keizo Yamamoto
    Ken Kadoya
    Naoki Ishida
    Norimasa Iwasaki
    BMC Sports Science, Medicine and Rehabilitation, 14
  • [33] Hyoid movements measured using three-dimensional motion analysis
    Roberts, M.
    Curtis, E.
    Mani, M.
    Goodwin, N.
    Wilkes, A. R.
    Zatman, T.
    Holt, C.
    BRITISH JOURNAL OF ANAESTHESIA, 2010, 104 (04) : 522 - 523
  • [34] Multiple object, three-dimensional motion tracking using the Xbox Kinect sensor
    Rosi, T.
    Onorato, P.
    Oss, S.
    EUROPEAN JOURNAL OF PHYSICS, 2017, 38 (06)
  • [35] Robust and scalable three-dimensional spacer textile pressure sensor for human motion detection
    Kim, Kyungkwan
    Jung, Minhyun
    Jeon, Sanghun
    Bae, Jihyun
    SMART MATERIALS AND STRUCTURES, 2019, 28 (06)
  • [36] Inertial Sensor-Based Two Feet Motion Tracking for Gait Analysis
    Hung, Tran Nhat
    Suh, Young Soo
    SENSORS, 2013, 13 (05) : 5614 - 5629
  • [37] Three-dimensional motion and structure estimation using inertial sensors and computer vision for augmented reality
    Chai, L
    Hoff, WA
    Vincent, T
    PRESENCE-TELEOPERATORS AND VIRTUAL ENVIRONMENTS, 2002, 11 (05) : 474 - 492
  • [38] The gait abnormality index: A summary metric for three-dimensional gait analysis
    Langley, Ben
    Greig, Matt
    GAIT & POSTURE, 2023, 105 : 87 - 91
  • [39] The in vivo three-dimensional motion of the human lumbar spine during gait
    Rozumalski, Adam
    Schwartz, Michael H.
    Wervey, Roy
    Swanson, Andrew
    Dykes, Daryll C.
    Novacheck, Tom
    GAIT & POSTURE, 2008, 28 (03) : 378 - 384
  • [40] A method of Vital Capacity Measurement using Three-Dimensional Depth Sensor
    Izawa, Junko
    Matsuoka, Kouki
    Siritanawanan, Prarinya
    Fukusawa, Shinji
    2024 INTERNATIONAL TECHNICAL CONFERENCE ON CIRCUITS/SYSTEMS, COMPUTERS, AND COMMUNICATIONS, ITC-CSCC 2024, 2024,