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Dr. Gait III is a multimedia application providing various gait
analysis functions.
System
Description
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Data Display
Dr. Gait III
uses data directly from the gait analysis laboratory. The data that
can be viewed on-line include: medical
history, physical
exam, time
and distance data, joint
angle graphs, moment
graphs, power
graphs, force
plate graphs, EMG's,
quicktime
video, and animated
stick figures. |
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Data Annotation
Each
screen of data may be annotated by the use of colored and/or
formatted text, colored arrows, highlighted regions of graphs, and
audio recordings. |
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Automatic Annotation
For
some items such as joint angle graphs, physical exam and EMGs, the
system can automatically annotate the items that are abnormal. |
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Tutoring
A teacher can
annotate any of the several screens of data with visual cues such as
highlighted text and colored arrows. For each screen, the teacher
also records an audio question, hint and answer. The student then
reviews the cases and records his own answer. |
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Report Generation
Reports
may be generated for on-line viewing using the annotation functions
described above. In addition, graphs and text can be exported to a
word processor where a hardcopy report can be composed and printed. |
The following is a list of recent additions to our web. Whenever we
publish a paper, write a specification, submit a status report, or add
anything else to our web, we'll put a notice here. Every month we'll
remove the oldest items. The most recent changes are listed first, and
each item is linked to the page with the updated content.
1/13/99
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Web site moved from The Ohio State
University to University of Texas at Houston |
Example of tutoring functionality
An example case: Case
A819
System
Requirements
Macintosh
PowerMacintosh computer with at least 16 megs of memory and 50 meg
free hard drive space. Each case requires about 20 megs of hard drive
space when fully annotated. For printed reports: Microsoft Word 6.0.
PC
Pentium-based PC. Voice annotation not yet available, but report
generation is working using Microsoft Word.
Gait Lab data must be in the form of ASCII files. Currently Vicon's
gcd format is being used. Video is supported using the Quicktime format.
Cases used for report generation only typically take about 8 megs of
hard drive space.
Sponsors
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National Institute for Disability
and Rehabilitation Research
(NIDRR), United States Department of Education.
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United Cerebral Palsy Foundation |
Development
Team
At University of Texas -
Houston
School of Allied Health
Sciences
Department of
Health Informatics
At Beth Israel Hospital in New York
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Sheldon R. Simon, MD |
At The Ohio State
University
Cognitive Systems
Engineering Laboratory
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