X-Ray or video raster stereography are used for the progress control of the FED therapy butapplied only at intervals of months. A short-term evaluation would allow to adjust the therapyparameters based on the individual therapy progression and could also provide a direct feedbackfor patient. Therefore, this study aims to isolate parameters for a short-term progressionmonitoring by applying machine learning algorithms on a set of 130 posture characteristics. Ameasuring procedure using the DIERS formetric 4D optical measuring system was developedand validated on six patients. The measuring procedure was repeated eight times (four days,each morning and afternoon). Eight parameters were evaluated. The Wilcoxon signed rank testand the Friedman test were used to verify the statistical significance. In order to identify smallchanges in posture correlating with the applied treatment a hierarchical cluster analysis wasperformed. The evaluation shows that the parameters pelvic tilt, kyphosis angle and lordosisangle changed significantly between the individual measuring points, but not across all eightparameters. The data is highly dependent on the daily form and cooperation of the patient. Thecluster classification is not determined on the basis of the four measurement points, but on thebasis of patient individuality. Hierarchical clustering can classify new patients to match themwith successful treatment plans of similar cases. By further optimizing the setting parameters abetter cluster result should be achieved. More measurements will be made to expand thedatabase. In order to obtain a short-term patient monitoring, other methods of artificialintelligence especially neural networks will be considered
Schumann, P., Heinke, A., Jochim, T., Lieberknecht, T., Nisser, J., Derlien, S., Śliwiński, Z., Malberg, H., & Śliwiński, G. (2020). ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE TO EVALUATE THE SHORT-TERM PROGRESS OF DEVICE ASSISTED SCOLIOSIS THERAPY ON THE EXAMPLE OF FED METHOD. Delta University Scientific Journal, 3(2), 33-45. doi: 10.21608/dusj.2020.205877
MLA
Paula Schumann; Andreas Heinke; Thurid Jochim; Tilman Lieberknecht; Jenny Nisser; Steffen Derlien; Zbigniew Śliwiński; Hagen Malberg; Grzegorz Śliwiński. "ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE TO EVALUATE THE SHORT-TERM PROGRESS OF DEVICE ASSISTED SCOLIOSIS THERAPY ON THE EXAMPLE OF FED METHOD", Delta University Scientific Journal, 3, 2, 2020, 33-45. doi: 10.21608/dusj.2020.205877
HARVARD
Schumann, P., Heinke, A., Jochim, T., Lieberknecht, T., Nisser, J., Derlien, S., Śliwiński, Z., Malberg, H., Śliwiński, G. (2020). 'ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE TO EVALUATE THE SHORT-TERM PROGRESS OF DEVICE ASSISTED SCOLIOSIS THERAPY ON THE EXAMPLE OF FED METHOD', Delta University Scientific Journal, 3(2), pp. 33-45. doi: 10.21608/dusj.2020.205877
VANCOUVER
Schumann, P., Heinke, A., Jochim, T., Lieberknecht, T., Nisser, J., Derlien, S., Śliwiński, Z., Malberg, H., Śliwiński, G. ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE TO EVALUATE THE SHORT-TERM PROGRESS OF DEVICE ASSISTED SCOLIOSIS THERAPY ON THE EXAMPLE OF FED METHOD. Delta University Scientific Journal, 2020; 3(2): 33-45. doi: 10.21608/dusj.2020.205877
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