A method for covering surfaces of reflective gait markers

Abuzzahab, F.S.; Lim, Tae-Hong; Harris, G.F.; Hasegawa, T.; Kidder, S.M.

doi:10.1016/0966-6362(96)82857-8

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“…In the other test, which evaluated precision and accuracy of the system ( Table 1 ), the values obtained for accuracy are in accordance to those calculated for other systems 2 , 26 , 28 , 31 . In these systems, the accuracy varied from 0.1 to 0.6 mm, whereas those obtained in the present study were 0.4 mm.…”

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A computational method for recording and analysis of mandibular movements

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This study proposed the development of a new clinical tool capable of quantifying the movements of opening-closing, protrusion and laterotrusion of the mandible. These movements are important for the clinical evaluation of the temporomandibular function and muscles involved in mastication. Unlike current commercial systems, the proposed system employs a low-cost video camera and a computer program that is used for reconstructing the trajectory of a reflective marker that is fixed on the mandible. In order to illustrate the clinical application of this tool, a clinical experiment consisting on the evaluation of the mandibular movements of 12 subjects was conducted. The results of this study were compatible with those found in the literature with the advantage of using a low cost, simple, non-invasive, and flexible tool customized for the needs of the practical clinic.

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“…use sensors, which are of large size, and frequently based on LEDs (light emission diode) 2 , 6 , 12 , 18 , 31 . The use of LEDs restrict the movement because of wires that connect them to the power source;…”

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A computational method for recording and analysis of mandibular movements

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Foot/ankle motion analysis in patients with posterior tibial tendon dysfunction

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Pediatric Gait: A New Millennium in Clinical Care and Motion Analysis Technology

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Normal foot and ankle motion has been quantitatively characterized using motion analysis method. A series of patients with posterior tibial tendon dysfunction have been evaluated, analyzed and compared to a database of normals using a dynamic foot and ankle motion analysis technique. The results can be used to confirm what is seen clinically as well as to evaluate the biomechanical consequences of both surgical and nonsurgical treatment.

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A method for covering surfaces of reflective gait markers

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A computational method for recording and analysis of mandibular movements

A computational method for recording and analysis of mandibular movements

Foot/ankle motion analysis in patients with posterior tibial tendon dysfunction

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