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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Jan. 03, 2017
Filed:
May. 03, 2010
Neila Mezghani, Montréal, CA;
Jacques DE Guise, Montréal, CA;
Guy Grimard, Ville Mont-Royal, CA;
David Baillargeon, Blainville, CA;
Youssef Ouakrim, Montréal, CA;
Gérald Parent, Mascouche, CA;
Alexandre Fuentes, Montréal, CA;
Patrick Lavigne, Blainville, CA;
Pierre Ranger, Ste-Dorothée, CA;
Neila Mezghani, Montréal, CA;
Jacques De Guise, Montréal, CA;
Guy Grimard, Ville Mont-Royal, CA;
David Baillargeon, Blainville, CA;
Youssef Ouakrim, Montréal, CA;
Gérald Parent, Mascouche, CA;
Alexandre Fuentes, Montréal, CA;
Patrick Lavigne, Blainville, CA;
Pierre Ranger, Ste-Dorothée, CA;
Emovi Inc., Laval, CA;
Abstract
The present document describes an apparatus and method for identifying and characterizing a problem of a knee joint. In accordance with an embodiment, the method comprises receiving biomechanical data from sensors and generating a biomechanical profile based on the biomechanical data, the biomechanical data being representative of a movement of the knee joint. The method also involves, in a processing device, classifying the biomechanical profile of the knee joint in one of multiple classes of knee joint problems by applying a pattern recognition technique to a normative biomechanical profile associated to the one of the multiple classes, each one of the multiple classes corresponding to at least one knee joint problem; based on the classifying, identifying the problem as comprising the at least one knee joint problem of the one of the multiple classes; and archiving the problem identified in a storing device to make the problem accessible during consultation.