Video-based biomechanical analysis captures disease-specific movement signatures of different neuromuscular diseases
Parker S. Ruth,
Scott D. Uhlrich,
Constance de Monts
et al.
Abstract:Assessing human movement is essential for diagnosing and monitoring movement-related conditions. Timed function tests (TFTs) are among the most widespread assessments due to their speed and simplicity. However, TFTs cannot capture disease-specific movement patterns. Recent advances in smartphone video-based biomechanical analysis allow detailed movement quantification with the ease and speed required for clinical settings. To compare video-based analysis against TFTs, we collected data from 129 individuals: 28… Show more
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