Inertial Sensors as a Tool for Diagnosing Discopathy Lumbosacral Pathologic Gait: A Preliminary Research.
Sebastian GlowinskiKarol ŁosińskiPrzemysław KowiańskiMonika WaśkowAleksandra BryndalAgnieszka GrochulskaPublished in: Diagnostics (Basel, Switzerland) (2020)
It has been difficult to quantify the knee angle during gait by visual inspection. The inertial measurement unit (IMU) system can be useful in determining the level of spine damage and its degree. In patients in the first stages of the intervertebral disc disease who may undergo conservative treatment, it may also partially delay or completely exclude the decision to perform a complicated imaging examination which is MRI, often showing a false positive result in this phase of the disease.
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