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Watch Your Back: Development and Usability of a Visual Feedback System for People with Low Back Pain – A Single Subject Usability Study

Heussler, M.; Winter, J.; Hotz-Boendermaker, S.; Bauer, C.M. · physioscience · 2022 · Heft 3 · S. 110 bis 116

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2022
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Zeitschrift
physioscience
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Heussler, M.; Winter, J.; Hotz-Boendermaker, S.; Bauer, C.M.
Ausgabe
Heft 3 / 2022
Jahrgang 18
Seiten
110 bis 116
Erschienen: 2022-01-20 13:00:00
ISSN
1860-3092

Zusammenfassung

Background To find effective treatments for low back pain remains a major challenge in physical therapy. Numerous treatment methods currently exist, but the use of real-time visual feedback is a promising new therapeutic approach. The opportunities for its implementation and use require further research. Objective To develop a video-supported system for visual feedback and to test its usability. Method The prototype of a video-based system for visual feedback was developed and tested on a person with persistent unspecific lumbar back pain. The system was evaluated through an interview with the subject and the sy…

Schlagworte

Rückenschmerzen visuelles Feedback Physiotherapie Usability Prototyp Videounterstützung Benutzerfreundlichkeit technische Anpassungen Back Pain Feedback Physical Therapy Video Recording User-Computer Interface physioscience