Quantitative evaluation indices for hemiplegic gait characteristics based on power spectrum density for time history signals measured by accelerometers attached to the lumbar part

The purpose of this study is to propose the quantitative evaluation indices for the hemiplegic gait characteristics by accelerometers attached to the right and left lumbar part. Subjects are 16 patients with hemiplegia, 8 males and 8 females whose ages are from 46 to 83 years. Twenty-six healthy adu...

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Main Authors: Masahiro YONEDA, Kanji FUKUDA, Michimasa OI, Ayumi MITSUHASHI, Atsushi NISHIDA, Masahiro MATSUDA, Maki ITOKAZU
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Language:Japanese
Published: The Japan Society of Mechanical Engineers 2018-08-01
Series:Nihon Kikai Gakkai ronbunshu
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Online Access:https://www.jstage.jst.go.jp/article/transjsme/84/865/84_18-00238/_pdf/-char/en
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author Masahiro YONEDA
Kanji FUKUDA
Michimasa OI
Ayumi MITSUHASHI
Atsushi NISHIDA
Masahiro MATSUDA
Maki ITOKAZU
author_facet Masahiro YONEDA
Kanji FUKUDA
Michimasa OI
Ayumi MITSUHASHI
Atsushi NISHIDA
Masahiro MATSUDA
Maki ITOKAZU
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description The purpose of this study is to propose the quantitative evaluation indices for the hemiplegic gait characteristics by accelerometers attached to the right and left lumbar part. Subjects are 16 patients with hemiplegia, 8 males and 8 females whose ages are from 46 to 83 years. Twenty-six healthy adults also participated as a control group. An FFT analysis for both hemiplegic gait and healthy normal walking test results is carried out paying attention to the component with frequency of 0.5fw (half frequency component of the gait cycle fw) . Based on these analytical results, it is revealed that the component with frequency of 0.5fw in the fore and after direction is obviously prominent for the hemiplegic gait compared with measured values of healthy normal gait. The parameter PR is defined as the power spectrum ratio of 0.5fw to fw component. The relationship between gait stage (GS) and PR is investigated for both subjects of hemiplegic patients and healthy adults. Dynamic load factor (DLF) corresponding to the vertical walking force and lateral displacement of the waist are also calculated using power spectrum density for time history signals measured by the accelerometers. This led to the conclusion that the parameter PR in the fore and after direction, DLF in the vertical direction and lateral displacement of the waist are the useful evaluation indices for the hemiplegic gait analysis from the viewpoint of rehabilitation medicine.
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spelling doaj.art-4abcd290541545eda7ffd1de91536bec2022-12-22T04:16:11ZjpnThe Japan Society of Mechanical EngineersNihon Kikai Gakkai ronbunshu2187-97612018-08-018486518-0023818-0023810.1299/transjsme.18-00238transjsmeQuantitative evaluation indices for hemiplegic gait characteristics based on power spectrum density for time history signals measured by accelerometers attached to the lumbar partMasahiro YONEDA0Kanji FUKUDA1Michimasa OI2Ayumi MITSUHASHI3Atsushi NISHIDA4Masahiro MATSUDA5Maki ITOKAZU6Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering, Kindai UniversityDepartment of Rehabiritation Medicine, Kindai UniversitySeikyo-yao ClinicHigashi-osaka Seikyou HospitalHigashi-osaka Seikyou HospitalHigashi-osaka Seikyou HospitalDepartment of Rehabiritation Medicine, Kindai UniversityThe purpose of this study is to propose the quantitative evaluation indices for the hemiplegic gait characteristics by accelerometers attached to the right and left lumbar part. Subjects are 16 patients with hemiplegia, 8 males and 8 females whose ages are from 46 to 83 years. Twenty-six healthy adults also participated as a control group. An FFT analysis for both hemiplegic gait and healthy normal walking test results is carried out paying attention to the component with frequency of 0.5fw (half frequency component of the gait cycle fw) . Based on these analytical results, it is revealed that the component with frequency of 0.5fw in the fore and after direction is obviously prominent for the hemiplegic gait compared with measured values of healthy normal gait. The parameter PR is defined as the power spectrum ratio of 0.5fw to fw component. The relationship between gait stage (GS) and PR is investigated for both subjects of hemiplegic patients and healthy adults. Dynamic load factor (DLF) corresponding to the vertical walking force and lateral displacement of the waist are also calculated using power spectrum density for time history signals measured by the accelerometers. This led to the conclusion that the parameter PR in the fore and after direction, DLF in the vertical direction and lateral displacement of the waist are the useful evaluation indices for the hemiplegic gait analysis from the viewpoint of rehabilitation medicine.https://www.jstage.jst.go.jp/article/transjsme/84/865/84_18-00238/_pdf/-char/enhemiplegic gaitquantitative evaluation indexaccelerometerfft analysisrehabilitation medicine
spellingShingle Masahiro YONEDA
Kanji FUKUDA
Michimasa OI
Ayumi MITSUHASHI
Atsushi NISHIDA
Masahiro MATSUDA
Maki ITOKAZU
Quantitative evaluation indices for hemiplegic gait characteristics based on power spectrum density for time history signals measured by accelerometers attached to the lumbar part
Nihon Kikai Gakkai ronbunshu
hemiplegic gait
quantitative evaluation index
accelerometer
fft analysis
rehabilitation medicine
title Quantitative evaluation indices for hemiplegic gait characteristics based on power spectrum density for time history signals measured by accelerometers attached to the lumbar part
title_full Quantitative evaluation indices for hemiplegic gait characteristics based on power spectrum density for time history signals measured by accelerometers attached to the lumbar part
title_fullStr Quantitative evaluation indices for hemiplegic gait characteristics based on power spectrum density for time history signals measured by accelerometers attached to the lumbar part
title_full_unstemmed Quantitative evaluation indices for hemiplegic gait characteristics based on power spectrum density for time history signals measured by accelerometers attached to the lumbar part
title_short Quantitative evaluation indices for hemiplegic gait characteristics based on power spectrum density for time history signals measured by accelerometers attached to the lumbar part
title_sort quantitative evaluation indices for hemiplegic gait characteristics based on power spectrum density for time history signals measured by accelerometers attached to the lumbar part
topic hemiplegic gait
quantitative evaluation index
accelerometer
fft analysis
rehabilitation medicine
url https://www.jstage.jst.go.jp/article/transjsme/84/865/84_18-00238/_pdf/-char/en
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