Information model of individual rehabilitation program efficacy in disabled persons with cardiovascular diseases

Bezsmertnyi, Yu. O.; Шевчук, В. І.; Kurylenko, I. V.; Bezsmertna, Halyna V.; Zlepko, S. M.; Kozlovska, Tetiana I.; Teplova, Olena; Omiotek, Zbigniew; Syzdykpayeva, Aigul

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“…Analyzing the statograms of patients with different pathological conditions of LS, we noted that the spots of the projection of the common center of mass (CCM) are significantly different in shape and location on the plane of support [12]. The standard protocol parameters of a statographic survey do not provide a complete picture of the human standing characteristics, but we have justified the possibility of using a primary time series for calculating the parameters of statograms, which can provide a great deal of information about the geometric parameters of the projection of the CCM onto the support plane [1,2,7]. Using only three statistical parameters of the series-the mathematical expectation (MO), and the minimum and maximum coordinate values-we developed an algorithm for analyzing a statogram that contains calculations of its spatial (geometric) parameters.…”

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Spatial Parameters of Statograms in Diagnosing Pathologies of the Human Locomotor System

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The analysis of the spatial parameters of statograms in terms of the projection area of the common center of mass (CCM) in single and double support was performed, along with the magnitude of the total maximum area of the statogram and its relation to the area of the projection spot for each type of standing, and the area of the statogram according to the mathematical expectation. The high sensitivity of the spatial parameters of statograms is indicated by the values of the CCM spot plane in the case of single support, the ratio of the planes, and the angular asymmetry. The analysis of the parameters of statograms showed that for all types of standing volunteers of the control group, the area of the projection spot of the CCM was the smallest in both two-pronged standing, and in single support standing. In patients with osteochondrosis and with coxarthrosis (CA), the area of the spots was much larger, with a statistically significant difference observed in single support (p < 0.05). The ratio of the planes was statistically different between groups (р = 0.043): in the control group it was the maximum (0.38), which reflects the highest ability to maintain equilibrium, and the minimum (0.25) – in the group of patients with CA. An analysis of variance revealed a significant difference (p = 0.025) of asymmetry in body angle between the study groups. The angle of the body rotation in the case of single support is not statistically different in the study groups (p = 0.294), but this indicator can be considered as prognostic in terms of the diagnosis of pathology of the musculoskeletal system.

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