Advancing total knee replacement surgery Assessment with Wearable Sensors and AI: A Case Study
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OA knee, Total Knee Replacement, wearable sensors, artificial intelligence, advanced diagnostics.Abstract
Background: India has a higher prevalence of about 20-24%.of people suffering from osteoarthiritis. Due to
the load effect, forces between two and three times body weight are transmitted across the knee joint during a
normal stride, which accounts for the higher risk of OA.A Qualitative Analysis of Decision-Making for Total Knee
Replacement in Patients with Osteoarthritis. A cutting-edge wearable sensor system called Fitknees delivers
a complex arrangement of motion sensors that are carefully placed on the lower limb. These sensors outline
thorough kinematic data that include gait analysis, muscle strength, knee range of motion, and balance metrics.
Objective: Utilizing individualised measurements, using wearable sensors and AI tool to assess preoperative
evaluations and postoperative rehabilitation programs.
Results: camping between affected and unaffected side with the normative data provided by the AI.Conclusion:
advancement in the medical technologies have made it easier for medial professionals to detect and early diagnose
the diseases. Plan a better treatment plan with the aid of artificial intelligence to achieve better results.
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