Giulia Mole'
Analysis of the accuracy and reliability of a telerehabilitation system using a set of inertial measurement units on healthy subjects.
Rel. Andrea Cereatti, Marco Caruso. Politecnico di Torino, Corso di laurea magistrale in Ingegneria Biomedica, 2022
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Abstract
According to the Italian national health service, stroke is one of the main causes of disability. After a stroke event the impaired patients need assistance and rehabilitation to restore their independence as much as possible. For mildly disability, rehabilitation consists of a first phase in the hospital and then at home where several patients drop out the therapy for lack of assistance. Recently, telerehabilitation has been playing a fundamental role, helping patients to continue their therapy. In this context, a home-based neuromotor telerehabilitation system (DoMoMEA) for mild-impaired stroke patients implementing a full-body rehabilitation protocol was presented to engage patients during the rehabilitation with motor exergames.
The latter have been designed to monitor their progress over the weeks and give them motivational feedback
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