Assignment Instruction: Next meeting date: March 19, Saturday. Selected Injury: Anterior cruciate ligament - Think about how both preventing and collecting data can be useful - Preventing: helps patient - Collecting data: Validating and studying the injury With your group, pick one specific injury that occurs · Could be a result of falls, sports, vehicle crashes, etc. · Consider injuries you or someone you know have had · Consider focusing on a specific group who is injured (e.g. hockey players, children, etc.) · Identify the injury mechanism () · Do basic research about the injury to explain what causes the injury () · Design a novel piece of wearable technology that could be used to collect data about that injury (Together) (either to prevent the injury or to collect meaningful data about the injury) · Note that you do not need a physical prototype but just a detailed sketch of the design · Create a 3 to 4-minute video which does the following: · Explains the injury you picked and the injury mechanism () - Research about ACL, forces, how you get the injury · Describes the prevalence or severity of this type of injury (i.e. why should we care about studying this injury)) · Use one or more references · Describes (with a detailed sketch) your proposed design for wearable technology to collect data about this injury in the real world () . Consider the sensors you would use, the materials for the design, method for data transmission, and any other relevant information about the design () - How sensors can be applied to our device · Explains how the data could be used to understand the injury () - data that we get from the device, how do we use it to study the injury? · Explains how you would validate this device in the laboratory () - How we can use sensors to validate this device in the laboratory · The recording can be done through Zoom or another tool, but all group members should contribute to and speak in the video · Use slides or another visual to explain your design submission: . One member from each group must submit the following on Canvas by Sunday, March 20th at 11:59PM · The video · The slides or visual used · References . Can be another document or at the end of the slides · Any citation style is acceptable · Name all files for submission with your group number (e.g. Group1_video, Group1_slides) 1
Selected Injury: Anterior cruciate ligament USING 3D MODELS FROM MULTIDETECTOR COMPUTED TOMOGRAPHY IMAGES FOR DIAGNOSTIC OF HALLUX-VALGUS https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Hatice-Catal/publication/268586545_USING3DMODELSFROMM ULTIDETECTORCOMPUTEDTOMOGRAPHYIMAGESFORDIAGNOSTICOFHALLUX-VALGUS/li nks/5a12ed72a6fdcc717b5225f3/USING3DMODELSFROMMULTIDETECTORCOMPUTEDTOMOG RAPHYIMAGESFORDIAGNOSTICOFHALLUX-VALGUS.pdf https://www.forbes.com/sites/centurylink/2017/07/11/the-tech-in-your-sports-how-the-iot-helps-heal-injur ed-athletes/?sh=5401a3ea74f8 https://bmedesign.engr.wisc.edu/projects/s19/wearable tech Mechanisms of Anterior Cruciate Ligament Injury https://journals.healio.com/doi/abs/10.3928/0147-7447-20000601-15 https://www.aafp.org/afp/2010/1015/p917.html Anterior Cruciate Ligament Injury(Basic Info and Causes) · Symptoms of this injury include: tenderness along the joint line, swelling, agony, decreased range of motion, and difficulty ambulating. · Symptoms: Popping sound, pain, swelling, instability, inability to walk, soreness around the knee, inability/difficult to extend knee. · The ACL injury is