E. Nadasan, N. Gal, Mihaela Crișan-Vida, D. Nemes, D. Andrei
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Abstract
This paper suggests a novel method to evaluate the progress of the scoliotic patients. The scoliosis is an affection that deviates in a three dimensional plan the patient's spinal cord. Today the severity of the scoliosis is determined by the Cobb angles on the x-ray. Our method uses the Kinect sensor that can capture in a 3 dimensional plane the joints of the human body. Using the joint's position in the 3D plane, the relative angles of key joints to a predetermined point is measured. Using these angles the system calculates the severity of the scoliosis. On the same principle we suggest a system that can monitor the patient's exercises during the treatment.