Medical augmented reality walking test method

Abstract

The invention discloses a medical augmented reality walking test method, and relates to the technical field of medical treatment. The used equipment comprises a computer, a hospital measurement device, an interactive projection device, a power amplifier and a radar, wherein the radar and a projector are connected with the computer through signals, and the hospital measurement device comprises a data collection module and a timing program module. The method comprises the following steps: S1, operating a computer, and inputting patient information; and S2, selecting a projected picture and the time when the patient needs to walk. According to the invention, during a test, no special mark is needed on the ground, manual timing is not needed so as to save manpower, the existing decoration structure of a hospital does not need to be damaged greatly and can be flexibly adjusted according to different site conditions, nervousness of a patient can be eliminated, test interest is generated actively, the gaits and the advancing route of the patient can be automatically tracked so as to comprehensively improve distance errors caused by the fact that the patients cannot walk on straight linesand enable walking experiment data statistics to be comprehensive, and the method can be freely connected with remote sensing vital sign monitoring equipment so as to achieve high efficiency.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the field of medical technology, in particular to a medical augmented reality walking test method. Background technique [0002] At present, the medical walking test mainly includes the six-minute walk test. The six-minute walk test (6MWT) is mainly used to evaluate the curative effect of treatment interventions on patients with moderate and severe cardiopulmonary diseases, and to measure the functional status of patients. It can be used as one of the key observation indicators of clinical trials. It is also one of the predictors of patient survival. The six-minute walk test (6MWT) is mainly used to evaluate the curative effect of treatment intervention in patients with moderate and severe cardiopulmonary diseases, and to measure the functional status of patients. It can be used as one of the key observation indicators in clinical trials. It is also one of the predictors of patient survival. [0003] The test method of the six...

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Problems solved by technology

[0004] 1. In the current walking experiment, the statistical walking distance of the patient is not accurate enough, because the route the patient walks is not a straight line, the floor needs to be pasted with marking points, which affects the beauty of the ward area, and requires manual timing by the medical staff

[0005] 2. The current walking experiment site (probably the corridor outside the ward) is very boring, and the patient is a passive test. The whole process is single, easy to fatigue, and the experience is poor

[0006] 3. Now there are obstacles (as a reminder of the turning point, it may be a chair, etc.) in the walking experiment, which may not be conducive to the safety protection of the patient

[0007] 4. The statistics of the current walking experiment data are not comprehensive enough (heart rate, blood pressure, pulse)

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