Clinically acceptable agreement between the ViMove wireless motion sensor system and the Vicon motion capture system when measuring lumbar motion in flexion/extension and lateral flexion

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Clinically acceptable agreement between the ViMove wireless motion sensor system and the Vicon motion capture system when measuring lumbar motion in flexion/extension and lateral flexion

Background Wireless, wearable, inertial motion sensor technology introduces new possibilities for monitoring spinal motion and pain in people during their daily activities of work, rest and play. There are many types of these wireless devices currently available but the precision in measurement and...

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Main Authors:	Mjøsund, H., Boyle, E., Kjær, P., Mieritz, R., Skallgård, T., Kent, Peter
Format:	Journal Article
Published:	Biomed Central Ltd 2017
Online Access:	http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/52081

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