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Innovative method using the sensor kinect for motor functions evaluation in SMA Type 2 and 3 Children

Justine Coton, Dominique Vincent-Genod, Julien Veytizou, Guillaume Thomann, Carole Vuillerot

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Justine Coton, Dominique Vincent-Genod, Julien Veytizou, Guillaume Thomann, Carole Vuillerot.

Innovative method using the sensor kinect for motor functions evaluation in SMA Type 2 and 3 Children. Myology Congress, Mar 2016, Lyon, France. �hal-01912304�

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ANALYSIS PROCESS: EXAMPLES OF ITEM 16 AND ITEM 25 OF THE MFM

INNOVATIVE METHOD USING THE SENSOR KINECT FOR MOTOR FUNCTIONS EVALUATION IN SMA TYPE 2 AND 3 CHILDREN

J. Coton (1), D. Vincent-Genod (2), J. Veytizou (3), G. Thomann (4), C. Vuillerot (5)

(1)PhD student, G-SCOP, Grenoble, France ; (2) Physiotherapist, Hospices Civils de Lyon, France; (3) Post-PhD, G-SCOP, Grenoble, France; (4)Associate Professor, G-SCOP, Grenoble, France;

(5) MD, PhD, Escale PMR, Hospices Civils de Lyon, Lyon, France

1) Items are selected based on Kinect’s capacities : non ambulatory movements with a fully visible silhouette

2) A Delphi survey was deployed in an experts’ population to identify which MFM’s items are important for an SMA patient

Those items were then monitored with a Kinect sensor and analyzed as follows (see the process below):

1. Kinect data are converted into biomechanical observables

2. A judgment is applied on those observables and a medical term is associated to the movement

3. Depending on terms activated a quotation is generated

ITEMS SELECTION AND ANALYSIS PROCESS EXPLANATIONS

The MFM assessment scale focus on motor functions and is proved to be efficient in measuring motor function in SMA type 2 and 3 [1].

New motion capture tools such as Microsoft Kinect are able to identify a silhouette and its articulations in a 3D space without any markers.

Can those new motion capture tools be used in clinical context and help to qualify the motor capacity of SMA 2 and 3 children ?[2][3]

Note: this project is a continuation of another poster presented here: J. Veytizou « Evaluation of the Microsof Kinect and KinectLAB software as a clinical assessment tool of functional

motor abilities »

CONTEXT: KINECT FOR THE MFM ASSESSMENT IN SMA 2 AND 3

[1] Iannaccone ST, American Spinal Muscular Atrophy Randomized Trials (AmSMART) Group. Outcome measures for pediatric spinal muscular atrophy. Arch Neurol. sept 2002;59(9):1445-50.

[2] Da Gama A, Fallavollita P, Teichrieb V, Navab N. Motor Rehabilitation Using Kinect: A Systematic Review. Games Health J. avr 2015;4(2):123-35.

[3] Han JJ et al. Reachable Workspace and Performance of Upper Limb (PUL) in Duchene muscular dystrophy. Muscle Nerve sept 2015

REFERENCES

Technological domain related knowledge Medical Domain related knowledge

Raw Sensor Data Observables Judgement criterias Maximal quotation &

justifications

Calculation Intervals of

validation

Rules

This research propose the following contribution:

• A tool to evaluate MFM items with a Microsoft Kinect by providing argumentation based on medical criteria and observables

• Trials on SMA patients to calibrate and evaluate the tool

Work are in progress to provide automatic advices for therapists during evaluation and to be incorporated into a serious game for children

CONCLUSION

Child 1 SMA 2

Item 16 : Reach the pen by doing an elbow extension

Complete extension

Complete extension Maximale extension

Reptation Angle: 120° - 170°

in 1,5 s (a)

Angle:110° -140°

in 20 s

noise from ramping on the table (a)

Elbow fully extended Hand lifted and shoulder

stable

Elbow extended to flexum capacity

And hand reptation Reptation

Item 25 : Standing Straight

Stand 5s

Stand 5s

Limbs are straights limb joints gap < 2 cm

(b)

Stand straight for 5s

Stand for 5s

Lower limbs abduction Limbs are straights

limb joints gap >2 cm (b)

Times (s)

(a)

Healthy

Kinect Vertical axis (m)

Healthy

(cotation 3)

Child 2 SMA 3 (cotation 2)

Child 4 SMA 3 (cotation 2)

Child 3 SMA 3 (cotation 2)

Kinect Horizontal Axis (m)

(b)

Child 2

SMA 3

Healthy

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