Three-dimensional gait analysis system
Optical three-dimensional motion capture system: the core equipment for measuring patients' gait, which realizes non-invasive and continuous dynamic measurement by monitoring and tracking the position of specific reflection marker points on the target, thus completing the motion capture task in gait analysis and obtaining kinematics data.
Three-dimensional dynamometer: In the gait process, there is a stage called support stage. At this stage, limb bearing will produce significant forces in three directions on the ground, namely, vertical, front and back, inside and outside. When the body changes its position by supporting the lower limbs, the magnitude and direction of these forces will also change. The ground reaction force, torque and power data at this stage can be effectively obtained by three-dimensional dynamometer. The analysis of these data is helpful to understand the mechanism of gait and obtain the accurate mechanical parameters of abnormal gait.
Surface electromyography (SEMG) analysis system: SEMG analysis system determines the period and relative intensity of muscle function by obtaining the electrical signals of muscles, and judges the gait abnormality caused by the change of muscle activity duration and exercise intensity, which is conducive to making a more accurate judgment on the causes of gait abnormality.
In addition to the above three kinds of equipment, some gait laboratories will also be equipped with foot pressure distribution and exercise cardiopulmonary tester to provide more comprehensive information for gait analysis.