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Vol. 14. Núm. 1.
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Vol. 14. Núm. 1.
Páginas 115-120 (enero - marzo 2017)
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Validación de dispositivos RGBD para medir terapéuticamente el equilibrio: el test de alcance funcional con Microsoft Kinect
Validation of RGBD devices for balance clinical measurement: the functional reach test with Microsoft Kinect
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Ines Ayeda, Biel Moyà-Alcoverb, Pau Martínez-Buesoc, Javier Varonab, Adel Ghazela, Antoni Jaume-i-Capób,
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a GresCom Lab. Ecole Supérieure des Communications de Tunis. Université de Carthage. Tunis
b Unitat de Gràfics, Visió i Intel.ligència Artificial. Department de Ciències Matemàtiques i Informàtica. Universitat de les Illes Balears. Spain
c Grupo de Investigación en Evidencia, Estilos de Vida y Salud. Departamento de Enfermería y Fisioterapia. Universitat de les Illes Balears. Spain
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Los dispositivos de captura RGBD han demostrado ser un enfoque tecnológico realista para la prevención terapéutica de caídas. Estos dispositivos RGBD facilitan la captura del movimiento humano y son conocidos gracias a su bajo coste. Por esta razón, su uso se ha generalizado y han sido validados en diferentes aplicaciones interactivas para la rehabilitación motora del equilibrio. En este tipo de rehabilitación es muy importante tener información sobre la evolución terapéutica del paciente. Además, en los casos en que el paciente realiza el tratamiento de rehabilitación en el domicilio y cada cierto tiempo recibe una visita del fisioterapeuta, si éste pudiese utilizar el dispositivo RGBD para valorar el equilibrio con un test estándar le simplificaría mucho el trabajo al no tener que desplazar ningún instrumento de medida. En este trabajo se demuestra que el dispositivo Microsoft Kinect es fiable y adecuado para calcular el test estándar de alcance funcional (FRT), uno de los más utilizados para medir terapéuticamente el equilibrio. Para ello, se ha realizado un experimento donde se ha comparado el cálculo del FRT de forma manual y utilizando un dispositivo RGBD sobre 14 usuarios sanos. Los resultados muestran una diferencia absoluta media de 2.84cm (±2.62) y la aplicación de un test t-student pareado sobre los datos indica que no hay diferencias estadísticamente significativas.

Palabras clave:
Visión Artificial
Microsoft Kinect
RGBD
Evaluación Terapéutica
Equilibrio
Rehabilitación Motora
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RGBD capture devices have been proven as an ICT realistic approach for clinical prevention of falls. RGBD devices facilitate the capture of human movement and are known because of its low cost. According to that, its use is widespread and has been validated in different interactive applications for balance rehabilitation. In this type of rehabilitation, it is very important to have information on clinical patient outcomes. Moreover, it would be helpful to use RGBD devices in case the patient performs the rehabilitation treatment at home because the specialist could use the RGBD devices to assess the balance. This paper demonstrates that the Microsoft Kinect device is reliable and adequate to calculate the standard functional reach test (FRT), one of the most widely used balance clinical measurement. To do so, an experiment was performed on 14 healthy users to compare the FRT calculation manually and using a RGBD device. The results show an average absolute difference of 2.84cm (± 2.62), and there are no statistically significant differences applying a paired t-student test for the data.

Keywords:
Computer Vision
Microsoft Kinect
RGBD
Clinical evaluation
Balance
Motor Rehabilitation.
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