EFI Moves: Individualized Diagnostics and Therapy Monitoring in MotionThe vision of the EFIMoves project is to combine modern
and
multimodal medical technological approaches for a
diagnostic
workup enabling a qualitative and quantitative assessment
of
impaired movement allowing a sustainable benchmarking of
medical treatment. Mobile and integrated sensor based
movement analysis provides a cost-effective, easy
applicable, and individualized mobile assessment of any
given movement. This sensor-based movement detection
will
be mirrored by modern high-tech diagnostic approaches
using
imaging modalities, MRI, biomechanical movement
analysis.This proposed concept has the potential to be applicable
to
any disorder affecting movement and mobility, however, as
a
proof-of-principle, the present project will focus
on
disorders. | Project manager:
Prof. Dr. med. Jürgen Winkler, Prof. Dr. Jochen Klucken
Project participants:
Prof. Dr. Björn Eskofier, Prof. Dr. med. Friedrich Hennig, im Ruhestand, Prof. Dr. Dr. Matthias Lochmann, Pfeifer, Klaus, Prof. Dr. med. Michael Uder, PD Dr. Götz Welsch, OA Dr. med. Holger Keil, Dr. med. Johannes Schlachetzki, PD Dr. Heiko Gaßner, Dr. Cristian Pasluosta, Dr.-Ing. Felix Kluge, Dipl.-Phys. Samuel Reinfelder, Dr.-Ing. Julius Hannink, Ivanna Timotius, M. Sc., Nooshin Haji Ghassemi, M. Sc.
Keywords:
Parkinson; Osteoarthritis; Individualized gait analysis; Gait disorders; Posturography; Inertial sensors; Gyroskopes; Signal processing; Intervention study
Duration: 1.1.2014 - 31.12.2016
Sponsored by:
Emerging Fields Initiative
Contact:
Eskofier, Björn
E-Mail: bjoern.eskofier@fau.de
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