肩周炎康复:运动模拟与可用性研究

Nuntiya Chiensriwimol, P. Mongkolnam, Jonathan H. Chan
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肩周炎的治疗通常是一个耗时的过程。在实践中,需要持续的物理治疗,以使患者逐渐康复。随着移动技术的出现,越来越多的智能手机应用程序被开发出来,以方便患者进行远程康复。在这项研究中,我们通过移动应用程序结合动画来模拟各种运动类型的手臂运动,以增加治疗过程中生物反馈数据的使用。本文的主要贡献是使用Unity 3D模型模拟冻肩运动。患者可以将智能手机戴在臂章上,在家中进行康复训练,数据将发送给物理治疗师,而无需在诊所排长队等候医生。结果表明,我们的移动应用程序和web仪表盘对物理治疗师远程监控和管理患者的康复过程很有用。
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Frozen Shoulder Rehabilitation: Exercise Simulation and Usability Study
Frozen shoulder treatment is normally a time-consuming process. Continual physical therapy is required in practice for a patient to gradually recover over time. With the advent of mobile technology, there is an increasing number of smartphone applications being developed to facilitate patients to perform telerehabilitation. In this study, we incorporate animation to simulate arm movement in various exercise types via a mobile app to augment the use of biofeedback data for the treatment process. The main contribution of this paper is to simulate the frozen shoulder exercise using a Unity 3D model. Patients can do rehabilitation exercises at home by putting their smartphone on the shoulder using an armband and the data will be sent to the physiotherapist without the need to wait in long queue at the clinic to see the practitioner. The results indicated that our mobile app and web dashboard is useful for physiotherapists to easily monitor as well as manage a patient's rehabilitation process remotely.
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