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Measuring upper limb function in children with hemiparesis with 3D inertial sensors

Kamiar Aminian, Farzin Dadashi, Cyntia Duc
2017
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Abstract

Upper limb assessments in children with hemiparesis rely on clinical measurements, which despite standardization are prone to error. Recently, 3D movement analysis using optoelectronic setups has been used to measure upper limb movement, but generalization is hindered by time and cost. Body worn inertial sensors may provide a simple, cost-effective alternative.

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