How motion capture is revolutionising spinal care (Spinal Surgery News)
Kim Duffy, life sciences product manager at Vicon, looks at motion capture technology, which allows physicians to see how precisely patients enter their gait cycle, and gives an analysis of joint angles and movements, for when the spine is engaged, the lumbar, neck, thorax and head can all be affected.
Motion capture, the process of recording the movement of objects or people, was first introduced by the life sciences sector through its use for gait analysis in the early 1970s, and is now used widely by sports therapist...
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