Tiago Martins

University of Coimbra

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Penousal Machado

University of Coimbra

João Correia

University of Coimbra

Vı́tor Carvalho

University of Minho

Filomena Soares

University of Minho

João Bicker

University of Coimbra

Sérgio M. Rebelo

University of Coimbra

Francisco Baeta

University of Coimbra

Rui Neves

Instituto de Telecomunicações

Nuno Correia

Universidade Nova de Lisboa

João Miguel Cunha

University of Coimbra

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Application for physiotherapy and tracking of patients with neurological diseases - Preliminary studies

Tiago Martins Vı́tor Carvalho Filomena Soares

As a significant number of individuals has severe motor disabilities, due to neurological diseases, it is important to provide appropriate rehabilitation programs to improve their quality of life. Several studies suggest that serious games have a tremendous potential as rehabilitation tools. Thus, the objective of this work is to develop an application, to run as a serious game in the near future, to monitor the major physiotherapy movements of people with neurological diseases. This application will be based on Image Processing techniques, to verify whether the patient is correctly performing the physiotherapy exercises.

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10.1109/segah.2013.6665317

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A serious game for rehabilitation of neurological disabilities: Premilinary study

Tiago Martins Vı́tor Carvalho Filomena Soares

Usually the exercises defined in the physical therapy programs for patients with motor disabilities as a result of neurological disease are repetitive and boring. The design and implementation of pleasant environments and contexts to motivate the patients to continue their treatment are needed. Serious games appear as a suitable solution. Therefore, the development of a serious game for physiotherapy and monitoring of people with motor disabilities using image processing techniques is presented.

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10.1109/enbeng.2015.7088843

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Inclusive Platform: GUS for Social Inclusion and Competencies Development in Cerebral Palsy

Lecture notes in mechanical engineering (2022)

G. Dias Filomena Soares Vı́tor Carvalho Armanda Pereira Tiago Martins

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10.1007/978-3-031-09382-1_20

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