Kinematic Parameters Following Pilon Fracture Treatment with the Ilizarov Method

Wietecki, Paweł; Pawik, Łukasz; Lwow, Felicja; Leśkow, Artur; Górski, Radosław; Pawik, Malwina; Olech, Jarosław; Klepacki, Krzysztof; Kuliński, Patryk; Reichert, Paweł; Morasiewicz, Piotr

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“…The positional data has been used to perform biomechanical analysis in static and dynamic conditions. [1][2][3]25 However, marked motion capture systems have some limitations. They are expensive and few clinical centers can afford them.…”

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“…Optoelectronic motion capture systems based on markers have generally been considered the gold standard for motion analysis research. [1][2][3] One proposed alternative to optoelectronic systems is human motion analysis using wearable inertial sensors. 4,5 Also, markerless motion capture systems have been validated and applied to functional diagnostics and rehabilitation.…”

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Wrist motion assessment using Microsoft Azure Kinect DK: A reliability study in healthy individuals

Królikowska¹,

Maj²,

Dejnek³

et al. 2022

Adv Clin Exp Med

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Background. Motion analysis systems have been widely used in orthopedics and rehabilitation for diagnostics, patient monitoring and outcome evaluation purposes. Since Microsoft Azure Kinect Developer Kit (DK) had been released, only a few studies were published concerning its usage. However, it has not been used for wrist motion assessments, even though the use of standardized examinations with known reliability, validity and responsiveness remains a constant challenge.Objectives. This study aimed to examine the reliability of hand and forearm range of motion (ROM) measurements recorded using new software utilizing the Microsoft Azure Kinect DK. Materials and methods.Twenty-eight healthy males and 28 healthy females participated in measurements of active ROM for wrist extension, wrist flexion, radial deviation, ulnar deviation, and forearm supination and pronation on 3 separate occasions. Sessions 1 and 2 were carried out on the same day with a 90-minute rest period between each session, while the 3 rd session was conducted a week later. Data were recorded simultaneously in both limbs using a custom-made software developed by a software development company (Oleksy Medical & Sports Sciences, Łańcut, Poland) for the purposes of the present study using Microsoft Azure Kinect DK. The assessment of intra-day and inter-day reliability was based on intraclass correlation coefficient (ICC) calculations and interpreted based on commonly used guidelines.Results. In the group of males, the lowest ICC was 0.846 for intra-day comparisons and 0.816 for inter-day analyses. In the female group, the lowest ICC for intra-day comparisons was 0.826 and exceeded 0.833 for inter-day comparisons.Conclusions. The developed software using Microsoft Azure Kinect DK demonstrated high reliability in measuring wrist and forearm active ROM. These promising results support the use of Microsoft Azure Kinect DK in a clinical capacity as a potential hand assessment and rehabilitation tool.

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Wrist motion assessment using Microsoft Azure Kinect DK: A reliability study in healthy individuals

Królikowska¹,

Maj²,

Dejnek³

et al. 2022

Adv Clin Exp Med

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Comparison between Exercise Program–Foot Orthoses Treatment and Exercise Program Alone after Pilon Fracture Surgery: Study Protocol for a Randomized Controlled Trial

Bolovan,

Onofrei,

Hogea

et al. 2023

Life

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The management of tibial pilon fractures is challenging and often leads to complications and limitations in ankle function. The study aims to investigate myotonometric parameters and muscle strength of ankle muscles, as well as gait pattern and balance among patients following surgical treatment of pilon fractures. The randomized controlled study will analyze the differences between the patients who will follow a 3-month physical exercise program and will wear customized foot orthoses (i.e., customized orthotic arch support insoles) versus patients who will attend only the physical exercise program. For each group, at least 21 patients will be required. The assessment involves four different testing procedures: myotonometry (anterior tibialis, medial and lateral gastrocnemius, and longus peroneus assessed using MyotonPRO), muscle strength testing (ankle dorsiflexors, plantar flexors, and peroneal muscles assessed using MicroFET2 dynamometer), analysis of gait parameters (using Scheinworks treadmill), and double-leg and single-leg balance tests (using K-Force plate). After 3 months, the assessments will record which of the two treatments (physical exercise program with or without wearing customized foot orthoses) has better outcomes in regaining ankle muscle properties and tone, as well as the restoration of gait and balance.

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Management and outcomes of high-energy pilon fractures: A case of King Saud Medical City, KSA

Idris,

Alshammari,

Abdalrahman

et al. 2023

Asian J Pharm Res Health Care

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Kinematic Parameters Following Pilon Fracture Treatment with the Ilizarov Method

Cited by 3 publications

References 23 publications

Wrist motion assessment using Microsoft Azure Kinect DK: A reliability study in healthy individuals

Wrist motion assessment using Microsoft Azure Kinect DK: A reliability study in healthy individuals

Comparison between Exercise Program–Foot Orthoses Treatment and Exercise Program Alone after Pilon Fracture Surgery: Study Protocol for a Randomized Controlled Trial

Management and outcomes of high-energy pilon fractures: A case of King Saud Medical City, KSA

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