HEALTH MONITORING BY FUNCTIONAL INDICATORS WITH SENSORS ASSISTANCE IN REHABILITATION MEDICINE: SYSTEMATIC REVIEW
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https://doi.org/10.11603/2415-8798.2019.2.9971Keywords:
physical rehabilitation, medical rehabilitation, sensors, touch sensitive toolAbstract
At present, people’s need for rapid and effective rehabilitation processes is growing significantly. People with limited functional capabilities need sensor devices that are used for rehabilitation in order to improve human health and to return to a decent standard of living. Sensory devices are used for the health monitoring system of people that are divided into portable and movable. After all, rehabilitation treatment requires patients of different age groups with cardio-pulmonary pathology, neurological disorders, orthopedic disorders, etc. The article covers electromechanical, electric, optical and thermal sensors, acoustic signal transducers or sensitive sensors, sensors and their application at different stages of rehabilitation.
The aim of the study – to conduct an analysis of modern domestic and foreign literature on types of sensors in rehabilitation medicine.
Materials and Methods. The study used biblio-semantic and analytical methods in the following electronic databases: Science Direct, PubMed, Scopus and Google Scholar. When looking for an article, annotations are analyzed. Inclusion criteria were: (1) physical and medical rehabilitation and / or auxiliary system supported by sensors and computer, (2) systems developed for the human body, and (3) documents written in English. If the expected criterion was found, the full text was reviewed.
Results and Discussion. During the study, a systematic review and analysis of recent publications, mainly foreign scientific medical, biological and technical literature on the types, principles of work, development and the possibilities of using sensors in rehabilitation medicine was conducted. Sensory technologies continue to be fully developed and offer convenient opportunities to use to improve the functional state of health. A wide range of studies included and reflected in this review included various types of sensors. To date, devices used to monitor physical activity are divided into sensors that measure biological parameters such as pressure, heart rate, respiratory rate - pulse meter, tonometer, spirometer and motion sensors – pedometers, accelerometers, trackers of activity. Some of the most commonly used sensors used in rehabilitation are electromyography, galvanic skin reaction, electrocardiography, electroencephalography and sensory sensors and systems that control motor and physiological activity of a person. The article for examples considered: 1 – a typical algorithm for the operation of devices for monitoring the functional state of human health, 2 – diagnostic tool ALLADIN with sensors, which includes nine components. In the electronic databases: Science Direct, PubMed, Scopus and Google Scholar, no previously published work was found whereby the authors synthesized a combination of sensors with hardware, robotic, computer, and rehabilitation systems for patients of different ages.
Conclusions. In the analysis of modern domestic and foreign literature on types of sensors in rehabilitation medicine, the development and application of sensor devices in physical and medical rehabilitation has been studied and described. All publications indicate that sensory sensors are attached to devices that allow measuring functional performance of a person's health. Therefore, sensory technologies in rehabilitation medicine continue to develop in a comprehensive manner and are frequently used to diagnose, assess and monitor the health of a person.
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