Design and fabricating of continuous passive motion (CPM) machine for physical knee pain therapy

Hamdan, Wissam Kadhim; Ali, Saad Mahmood; Saleh, Zaid Hayder; Awad, Dalia Mohammed; Tareq, Feryal Zeyad; Radi, Tuqa Mohammed

doi:10.1063/5.0182136

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4th International Scientific Conference of Alkafeel University (Iscku 2022)

2023

DOI: 10.1063/5.0182136

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Design and fabricating of continuous passive motion (CPM) machine for physical knee pain therapy

Wissam Kadhim Hamdan,

Saad Mahmood Ali,

Zaid Hayder Saleh

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Talus: Prototype of a Portable Continuous Passive Motion Physical Therapy Device for Ankle Trauma

Bingöl,

Ertuğrul,

Uysal

2024

Mugla Journal of Science and Technology

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Excessive stretching or rotation during daily movements can cause joint traumas that impair quality of life. These traumas are common in ankle joints, which bear the weight of the body, and can present as sprains, dislocations or fractures, causing pain and limited movement. Physiotherapy methods and technologies are used to restore optimum neuromusculoskeletal function. Continuous passive motion is a method used to prevent joint stiffness and calcification in joint surgery cases by providing repetitive movement of the joint. Physical therapy devices utilizing this technology allow for controlled repetition, speed, power, and angle. In this study, a prototype called Talus was developed that can deliver continuous passive motion physiotherapy at an adjustable angle, in real time or autonomously, after ankle joint trauma or surgery, and record application and patient information. Nextion was utilised to input patient information, determine movement angles, select the operating mode, and display recorded patient and treatment data. The information was recorded and the servo motors on the relevant axes were controlled using Arduino Mega. Talus allows for personalised treatment to be administered at home.

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Talus: Prototype of a Portable Continuous Passive Motion Physical Therapy Device for Ankle Trauma

Bingöl,

Ertuğrul,

Uysal

2024

Mugla Journal of Science and Technology

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Design and fabricating of continuous passive motion (CPM) machine for physical knee pain therapy

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Talus: Prototype of a Portable Continuous Passive Motion Physical Therapy Device for Ankle Trauma

Talus: Prototype of a Portable Continuous Passive Motion Physical Therapy Device for Ankle Trauma

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