Sistema de Monitoreo MONITOREO MUSCULAR POR MEDIO DE ELECTROMIOGRAFÍA CON GANANCIAS VARIABLES
Resumen
Se presenta un sistema de monitoreo muscular capaz de cuantificar los movimientos de cualquier músculo esquelético superficial del cuerpo humano, funciona utilizando una técnica no invasiva de la electromiografía (EMG). El sistema de monitoreo funciona como una herramienta de ayuda accesible a los especialistas en rehabilitación para cuantificar de forma numérica los máximos rangos de movilidad de su paciente y mejorar así las sesiones de ejercicios de rehabilitación.
Palabra(s) Clave(s): adquisición, amplificación, electromiografía, músculos, portabilidad.
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