Using a mixed-reality headset to elicit and track clinically relevant movement in the clinic
Dylan Calame,
Evan Lester,
Phil Chiu
et al.
Abstract:Background21st century neurology will require scalable and quantitative tools that can improve neurologic evaluations over telehealth and expand access to care. Commercially available mixed-reality headsets allow for simultaneous presentation of stimuli via holograms projected into the real world and objective and quantitative measurement of hand movement, eye movement, and phonation.MethodsWe created 6 tasks designed to mimic standard neurologic assessments and administered them to a single participant via th… Show more
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