Assessment of Hip and Lumbar Spine Range of Motion After Total Hip Arthroplasty Using a Single Camera Markerless System
Anastasios G Roustemis,
Panagiotis Gavriil,
Apostolos Z Skouras
et al.
Abstract:Background: Total hip arthroplasty (THA) is one of the most cost-effective and successful procedures in orthopedics. However, assessing the post-operative range of motion (ROM) remains a challenge due to the limitations of traditional measurement methods. This study aimed to evaluate hip and spine ROM postoperatively and single-leg balance, using a single-camera markerless motion capture system, and compare outcomes with pre-operative ROM and with an age-matched healthy control group.Methods: An interventional… Show more
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