YOU’VE NEVER SEEN THIS BEFORE!! 3D Biomechanical Gait Lab
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- čas přidán 27. 10. 2019
- In this video, Dr. Webb shows the 3D Biomechanical Gait Lab at Texas Back Institute in Plano, Texas and how it can help improve patient outcomes in Spine Surgery.
What is the Spine Biomechanical Gait Lab?
The Spine Biomechanics Laboratory at Texas Back Institute Research Foundation works to investigate the biomechanical risk factors associated with spinal ailments in an effort to define the most appropriate and effective treatment options.
The laboratory is actively studying patients with scoliosis, cervical and thoracic myelopathy, chronic back and neck pain, sacroiliac joint dysfunction, and total disc replacement for lumbar and cervical degeneration. Within each group, the researchers are comparing gait, balance, lifting, sit-to-stand motion, and stair climbing before and after several types of treatments.
The biomechanical analysis can help determine if patients are using muscles efficiently after surgery and if their muscles are coordinated. The findings can be used to help fine tune physical therapy programs and help motivate patients to continue exercising.
The lab is the first spine-related human movement biomechanics lab to be incorporated within a private practice spine center in the United States.
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Haddas R, Cox J, Belanger T, Boah AO, Ju KL, Derman PB. (2019) Characterizing Gait Abnormalities in Patients with Cervical Spondylotic Myelopathy: A Neuromuscular Analysis. The Spine Journal; 16(11): 1803-08. DOI: 10.1016/j.spinee.2019.06.005
Haddas R, Lieberman IH. (2019) The Change in Sway and Neuromuscular Activity in Adult Degenerative Scoliosis Patients Pre and Post Surgery Compared to Controls. Spine; 44(15): E899-907. DOI: 10.1097/BRS.0000000000003009
Haddas R, Xu M, Lieberman IH, Yang J. (2019) Finite Element Analysis of Pre and Post Lumbar Fusion for Adult Degenerative Scoliosis Patients. Spine Deformity; 7(4): 543-52. DOI: 10.1016/j.jspd.2018.11.008
Xu M, Yang J, Lieberman IH, Haddas R. (2019) Finite Element Method-Based Study of Pedicle Screw-Bone Interaction. Medical Engineering & Physics; 67: 11-21. DOI: 10.1016/j.medengphy.2019.03.004
Haddas R, Lieberman IH, Kakar R. (2019) A Comparison of Muscular Activity during Gait between Walking Sticks and a Walker in Patients with Adult Degenerative Scoliosis. Spinal Deformity; 7:454-466. DOI: 10.1016/j.jspd.2018.09.067
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Wow really cool man. Technology is rapidly expanding. We are literally at the edge of technology. Future of automation is bright.
It’s always cool seeing new tech in medicine 💪
As an occupational therapist I find this very interesting as it strongly applies to our field of work. Thank you for sharing!
Awesome as usual, thank you Dr. Webb.
Dr. Web your a walking inspiration
Just want to say that you are a great inspiration for me to continue expanding my knowledge in Medicine, and I hope to come back years down the road for medical school! - From a nursing student next-door at the UT Health Science Center!
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Awesome, thank you very much. I’m writing a movie script in which the main character is involved in some biomechanics research that uses motion capture, so this is useful research material for me. Many thanks Dr. Webb and team from the Texas Back Institute Research Foundation.
This is awesome!
awesome stuff!
thats really cool tech
Congrats to 100k subscribers Dr. Webb! I’m sure you will get a silver play button in the coming weeks
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Awesome content!
It would be amazing to see a collaboration between you and Dr. Brian Sutterer! You two put out hands down the best sport medicine content on YT!
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This is dope medical technology has come a long way.
Very interesting
this is cool. Do MD's in your field collaborate with Physical Therapists on research like this?
Yes, in a way they do by assisting in the post op period
Yes. We have several research projects that involve PT and MDs.
Don’t underestimate academia
Dr. Webb, I am graduating with my bachelors in Exercise Science this spring & am heavily considering graduate school! The content of this video reminds me a lot of a sports injuries prevention course I took. I know you stated this lab is very unique but I live in the Cleveland area & am wondering if the Cleveland Clinic maybe has something similar? I have to do one more internship, would be really amazing to find something like this to explore! Great topic, thanks.
Check with Cleveland clinic. mds.clevelandclinic.org/Services/Gait-Lab.aspx
Wow, interesting! :)
Thank you!
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I know this is unrelated, but I have a click in my lower spine when I raise my left leg up high, should I get that checked out?. It started happening ever since I fell on a high jump a couple years ago after missing a height
Im currently in physical therapy school. Do you think this technology will be available to rehab facilities in order to improve patient outcomes post-op?
Dependent on the size of the clinic. Large facilities (usually associate with University) have accesses to this type of lab.
We really hit a 100k??? Letsss gooo....Btw nice video
Where can I find out more information on working in an analysis lab like this?
If in Dallas area, shoot me an email: rhaddas@texasback.com
@@rhaddas Thanks for the reply Dr. Haddas, unfortunately I reside in Southern California.
How know the tool name??
Please give advice on how I can get a job doing what those guys are doing, like what degree would help, some advice, etc.
Master's degree in Mechanical / Biomedical Engineering or rehabilitation science.
That man says buttcheeks multiple times without making a facial expression lol. Congratulations on 100k
We call it motion capturing
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I'm an electrical engineer. I've worked on things like that : ))
Dr. Webb looking THICC
Have some respect Somesh. Dr. Webb could have just explained the technology behind the gait lab and end the video there.
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Character In the video It's great, I like it a lot $$