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Analysis of movement patterns and quantitative parameters from inertial data to assess patients motor performances during tele-rehabilitation.
Rel. Valentina Agostini, Alice Mantoan. Politecnico di Torino, Master of science program in Biomedical Engineering, 2022
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Abstract
Tele-rehabilitation is emerging as a new opportunity to deliver rehabilitation at patients' home, by extending healthcare services accessibility, ensuring continuity of care and remote monitoring. This is a consequence of COVID-19 pandemic, but it was already becoming particularly relevant for the management of a growing elder population and the higher incidence of chronic diseases. Exercise and specific rehabilitation programs are indeed known to lead to improved motor skills for various clinical conditions. Numerous efforts are being carried out, therefore, on the development of portable devices, suitable for home use, that exploit different technologies, such as cameras or wearable inertial measurement units (IMUs).
In the literature, many studies can be found facing the challenge of exploiting IMUs data to provide clinically relevant information on patients health status
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