Semi-automatic continuous passive motion physiotherapeutic device for post stroke patients

Dubey, Sarthak; Berlia, Rishabh; Kandoi, Shubham; Pingali, Theja Ram; Shivaprasad, Anurag; Varshney, Arpit; Krishnadas, Niranjana; Patel, Niharika A

doi:10.1109/cimca.2014.7057783

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“…Minor movement in the joint can be helped by a device that can moved passively and continuously. Thus, with passive and continuous movement can restore joint limitations or joint stiffness in patient post joint surgery [8] [9][10] [11].…”

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Design of a Continuous Passive Motion (CPM) Machine for Wrist Joint Therapy

Noviyanto

Septilianingtyas

Rahmawati

2021

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Patients after joint surgery require passive movements that are carried out continuously. The movement is given to the patient to reduce the stiffness that occurs in the joints after joint surgery. Joint stiffness is characterized by pain and limited motion of the joint, which is caused due to reduced synovial fluid. Synovial fluid in the joints can be reduced if the joint is not moved in a long time. This research will design a wrist joint therapy machine that can be moved flexion, extension, ulnar and radial. Besides that, the device to be designed can be adjusted the angle of movement of the tool and the speed of movement of the tool. The angles of movement that can be reached are: (1) flexion movement: 80 ° movement angle, (2) extension movement: 75 ° movement angle, (3) radial movement: 25 ° movement angle, and (4) ulnar movement: movement angle 39 °. Adjustable speeds include: 1 RPM, 2 RPM and 3 RPM. In the result of testing device, we find the maximum difference of movement in 2° and the speed of rotation we have the difference in 0.5 second. Based on experiments that have been done, the tool can be controlled in accordance with the desired movement settings.

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Design of a Continuous Passive Motion (CPM) Machine for Wrist Joint Therapy

Noviyanto

Septilianingtyas

Rahmawati

2021

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Stroke Therapy With Sensor Games Accelerometer And Gyroscope

Utomo

2020

Mekintek

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Stroke is a disease that has a long-term impact on people who experience it. Not only "sudden attacks" are feared, but also the consequences that follow. The condition of paralysis in certain limbs will certainly be very disturbing and even hamper one's life activities. The rehabilitation process takes a long time, so the patient experiences boredom. In the rehabilitation process there are several tools needed by post-stroke patients such as the use of movement aids and using memory training aids such as brain games.The accelerometer sensor and gyroscope sensor can be used to control post-stroke therapy games. With this stroke therapy game, patients are expected to be happier to carry out the stroke therapy process. This tool makes stroke therapy fun and can be done at home.

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Semi-automatic continuous passive motion physiotherapeutic device for post stroke patients

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Design of a Continuous Passive Motion (CPM) Machine for Wrist Joint Therapy

Design of a Continuous Passive Motion (CPM) Machine for Wrist Joint Therapy

Stroke Therapy With Sensor Games Accelerometer And Gyroscope

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