Development of Simple, Objective Chair-Standing Assessment of Physical Function in Older Individuals Using a Kinect™ Sensor
Development of Simple, Objective Chair-Standing Assessment of Physical Function in Older Individuals Using a Kinect™ Sensor
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使用 Kinect™ 传感器开发简单、客观的椅子站立式老年人身体机能评估
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发表时间:
2019
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通讯作者:
W. Brechue
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N. Takeshima;T. Kohama;Masanobu Kusunoki;Eiji Fujita;Soichi Okada;Yoshiji Kato;K. Kofuku;M. M. Islam;W. Brechue
BackgroundWith increasing interest in addressing quality of life of older individuals, tests such as the Functional Independence Measure (FIM) are widely used measures of infirmity and burden of care. However, these scales are largely qualitative and especially problematic when assessing movement-based tasks. While effective, reliable analysis of human movement is technically complicated and expensive; an infrared depth sensor is potentially a low-cost, portable devise which may provide a quantitative aspect to clinical testing.Objectiveto assess the utility of the Kinect™ sensor in providing an objective evaluation of human movement using an oft measured ADL (chair stand).DesignCross-sectional study.SettingCommunity, geriatric day-care center in Japan. Participants: Men (n=136) and women (n=266) between 50 and 93 years of age, consisting of healthy (HE; n=312) and physically frail (FR; n= 90) individuals.MeasurementsSubjects completed two trials of the chair stand, conducted without assistance. Trials were timed and recorded with Kinect™ v2. Coronal plane angle (CPA) was determined by a line transecting the shoulder-center and waist relative to the vertical axis and was used to assess quality of the chair stand movement pattern.ResultsAge, height, and body mass were not different between groups. CPA was significantly greater in FR (29.3 ± 8.3°) than HE (19.5 ± 6.5°). CPA and age were significantly related (r=0.148, p<0.01). An optimal threshold for CPA identifying frailty was determined by a receiver-operator characteristic curve with a CPA of 23.1° providing the greatest combination of sensitivity (79%) and specificity (73%).ConclusionDuring the chair stand, frail older adults adopted a forward lean position (increased CPA) compared to healthy older adults. This compensatory posture appears to facilitate torso rotation while reducing lower-limb muscular effort during standing. As such, CPA serves as an indicator of reduced lower-body function in older, frail adults.
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158.5
作者:
Verghese, J;Lipton, RB;Buschke, H
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Buschke, H
DOI:
10.1093/gerona/56.3.m146
发表时间:
2001-03-01
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5.1
作者:
Fried, LP;Tangen, CM;McBurnie, MA
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McBurnie, MA
影响因子:
5.9
作者:
Boyd, CM;Xue, QL;Fried, LP
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Fried, LP