WO2001056470A1 - Procede d'analyse d'irregularites de locomotion humaine - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a method for analyzing irregularities in human locomotion.
- the invention applies in particular to the analysis of human gait in medical and paramedical practice, in particular to study the deterioration of gait and to make fall predictions in order to put in place prevention measures, for example in seniors.
- the invention also applies to claudication measures following trauma or medical or surgical treatment. Another area of application is that of walking or sports running.
- Baropodometric soles can provide useful data to a clinician, but are not a force measurement instrument.
- Force platforms provide reliable and precise information, but the equipment is bulky and expensive. In addition, their dimensions allow only one press, which gives truncated information and does not allow an analysis of gait variability.
- Accelerometers consisting of sensors sensitive to instantaneous speed variations do not have the above drawbacks and allow precise and reliable results to be obtained.
- We will refer in particular to the article by Bernard AUVI NET, Denis CHALEI L and Eric BARREY, "Analysis of human walking in hospital practice by an accelerometric method", REV. RUM. 1 999, 66 (7-9), pp. 447-457 (French edition) and pp. 389-397 (English edition).
- Measuring accelerations has the advantage of providing sensitive and detailed information on the forces generating movements and can be simple to implement.
- the conditioning and processing of data is economical compared to the use of images.
- acceleration measurements make it possible to find all the kinetic and kinematic characteristics of a movement.
- frequency analyzes as performed by fast Fourier transformations
- Frequency analysis is also ill-suited to temporal irregularities in the locomotor cycle, which are not stationary but have chaotic properties (unpredictable in the short and long terms).
- the present invention relates to a method for analyzing irregularities in human locomotion based on acceleration measurements, which makes it possible to detect abnormal and irregular locomotor cycles over time.
- the method of the invention does not require a priori mathematical properties of the signals studied, such as those necessary for Fourier transformations (stationarity, periodicity).
- the method of the invention can allow a quick and simple analysis of the results obtained.
- the invention also relates to an analysis method which can give additional quantitative information on the lack of dynamic regularity of walking or running cycles.
- the invention applies to a method for analyzing irregularities in human locomotion, in which acceleration measurements are obtained during at least one controlled movement at a stabilized pace of a human being, by means of at least one accelerometer measuring as a function of time at least one acceleration in at least one direction, by detecting and analyzing possible irregularities in locomotion from reference measurements.
- the measured accelerations are subjected to at least one wavelet transformation and the wavelet transform obtained is used to detect and / or analyze the irregularities.
- stabilized gait is meant a repetitive, approximately periodic movement (such as walking or running), as opposed to a transient movement.
- the transformation into wavelets makes it possible to spot anomalies over time for such a stabilized gait. Even a single isolated false step is detectable among normal steps. This process is thus able to detect very brief irregularities, unlike the known methods based on Fourier transformations.
- a spectrum of the wavelet transform in three dimensions respectively of time, frequency and spectral energy module of the wavelet transform to detect and analyze the irregularities.
- the spectral energy module of the wavelet transform is then advantageously represented by colored contours or by a color gradient.
- a linear scale for time and a logarithmic scale for frequency are advantageously used.
- Direct pellet visualization offers great simplicity of reading and allows direct identification of irregularities by graphic reading.
- the transformation into wavelets is continuous, this transformation advantageously being a transformation into Morlet wavelets.
- the parameter a is a scale parameter (modification of the stretching of the wavelets)
- the parameter b is a translation parameter (translation in time of the wavelets).
- the transformation used is a discrete wavelet transformation, such as a Daubechie wavelet transformation, preferably of order 5. These latter wavelets have the property of being asymmetrical and of having a moment zero order.
- the wavelet transform having a spectral energy as a function of time, a low frequency band is defined in which the spectral energy is mainly concentrated for normal locomotion and it is detected and / or analyzed said irregularities using spectral energy outside this band.
- the frequency band is preferably between 1 Hz and 4 Hz.
- the irregularities are identified and / or analyzed by identifying and / or studying peaks of spectral energy outside the band.
- a degree of locomotion irregularities is advantageously calculated by relating the marginal spectral energy outside the band to the total spectral energy.
- the localized values of spectral energy which exceed the band are measured, for example in the case of very impaired walking with patterns of high frequency and of very varied shape and energy.
- the analyzes by transformation into wavelets are advantageously associated with other methods giving additional information in the process of analysis of irregularities of human locomotion. Such information is combined with the results obtained by means of wavelet transformations, to specify the mode of use of the wavelets, to interpret the results obtained by these wavelets and / or to complete the results extracted from the analyzes by wavelets.
- the analysis methods according to any one of the accelerations are at least two in number and to detect and / or analyze the irregularities, at least one vectogram is used (known as " frontal butterfly ”) representing the intensity of one of the accelerations measured as a function of the intensity of another of the accelerations measured.
- frontal butterfly representing the intensity of one of the accelerations measured as a function of the intensity of another of the accelerations measured.
- the accelerations used are preferably a vertical acceleration and a lateral acceleration of the subject.
- the acceleration studied is a vertical acceleration.
- At least one Lyapunov coefficient of the representation in phase space preferably the maximum Lyapunov coefficient. It is thus possible to quantify dynamic irregularities in locomotion, such a coefficient measuring the speed of divergence of the orbits of the acceleration signals in the phase space.
- the maximum Lyapunov coefficient calculated on a cranio-caudal accelerometric signal measured at the level of the center of gravity of a subject, globally quantifies a lack of dynamic regularity in walking cycles. It allows to detect temporal and dynamic coordination fluctuations in relation to a risk of falling. This global measure of regularity of gait is of clinical interest for predicting the risk of falling in an elderly subject. Walking can thus be considered pathological when the Lyapunov coefficient used is greater than a critical value.
- a coordination disorder occurs if the maximum Lyapunov coefficient is greater than 0.4.
- the device used for accelerometers and acceleration measurements is preferably in accordance with what is exposed in the article by AUVI NET et al. cited above.
- the analysis method advantageously accepts the following characteristics, considered separately or according to all their technically possible combinations:
- accelerations are measured using an accelerometric sensor comprising two accelerometers arranged along perpendicular axes; • the accelerometers are incorporated in a semi-elastic belt fixed to the size of the subject, in such a way that they apply in the middle lumbar region, facing the intervertebral space L3-L4;
- the accelerometers are placed close to the subject's center of gravity (the latter being located in humans in a standing position at rest in front of the second sacral vertebra);
- controlled movements at a stabilized pace consist of a free walk at the subject's comfort speed over a distance between 25 and 50 m and preferably equal to 40 m, advantageously back and forth.
- the following characteristics are advantageously used, separately or in combination:
- the accelerations are also measured according to a third accelerometer, the three accelerometers being arranged along perpendicular axes corresponding respectively to the cranio-caudal, lateral and longitudinal (antero-posterior) axes of the subject;
- the accelerations measured are cranio-caudal and longitudinal accelerations (sagittal plane of the subject);
- a sensor comprising the accelerometers, a recorder and an event marking device, provided for marking events on recorded acceleration signals and / or synchronizing the recordings.
- acceleration with other measuring devices video or cinematographic camera, force platform, timing cell, EMG device, etc.
- This device is advantageously interposed between the sensor and the recorder, and advantageously integrated in a recording unit of the recorder.
- the event marking device preferably has activation inputs constituted by manual electrical contacts, optoelectronic (cell sensitive to a flash of light) and / or electronic. It preferably has outings consisting of:
- a transmitter of a square wave advantageously having a maximum value (saturation) with a duration between 10 and 50 ms and preferably 10 ms for a signal acquisition frequency at 100 Hz, advantageously transmitted on the channels of the acceleration signal in order to mark this signal on a measurement point;
- LEDs red light-emitting diodes
- a TTL output advantageously providing a square signal of 5 V for a duration between 10 and 50 ms and preferably equal to 1 0 ms.
- the use of such an event marking device is particularly advantageous for marking moments of passage (start and finish of a walk test or a race) on acceleration records. We can thus obtain a spatial or kinematic location (synchronized video film) of the recorded movement in order to calculate distances representative of a sports movement.
- the invention also relates to the applications of the method:
- the method of the invention can be advantageously applied to the detection of the particularities of the stride of the athlete during a running period, such as the flight time, the support time, the symmetry of the half strides from right and left, propulsion and braking forces from right and left and the fluidity index of the race.
- the method according to the invention can also be applied to measure and quantify the biomechanical stresses linked to a condition of the musculoskeletal system, in particular as a function of the speed of the race.
- the characteristic of the particularities of the stride of the athlete in a race according to the method of the invention is useful in particular with a view to improving the efficiency and the performances of the sportsman.
- the characterization of the acceleration parameters in accordance with the method of the invention is useful in particular for the purposes of evaluating the tolerance of a condition of the musculoskeletal system as a function of work loads.
- Figure 1 represents a subject provided with an acceleration sensor, for the implementation of the analysis method according to the invention
- Figure 2 shows a measuring device, usable to implement the analysis method of the invention and corresponding to that of Figure 1;
- Figure 3 shows an enlargement of a portion of the measuring device of Figure 2, without the sensor;
- Figure 4 shows in front view and in section the sensor of the measuring device of Figure 2;
- Figure 5 shows in top view and in section the sensor of the measuring device of Figures 2 and 4;
- Figure 6 shows vertical and lateral acceleration curves as a function of time, synchronized with images of a subject, for a normal stride
- Figure 7 shows vertical and lateral acceleration curves as a function of time synchronized with images of a subject, for a pathological stride
- Figure 8 represents curves of evolution in time of the vertical and lateral accelerations for a normal walk of a subject
- Figure 9 shows a three-dimensional spectral image of a Morlet wavelet transform obtained from the vertical acceleration of Figure 8, in accordance with the analysis method according to the invention
- Figure 10 shows an enlargement of the spectral image of Figure 9;
- Figure 1 1 represents a curve giving the evolution as a function of time of the vertical acceleration for a pathological walk of an elderly subject falling;
- Figure 12 shows a three-dimensional spectral image of a Morlet wavelet transform obtained from the vertical acceleration of Figure 1 1;
- FIG. 13 is a so-called "frontal butterfly" vectogram giving the vertical acceleration as a function of the lateral acceleration, corresponding to the normal gait associated with Figures 8 to 10;
- FIG. 14 represents a diagram of the vertical acceleration phases giving the first derivative of the acceleration with respect to time as a function of the time series of this acceleration, for normal walking corresponding to FIGS. 8 to 10;
- FIG. 15 represents a diagram of the phases of vertical acceleration giving the first derivative of the acceleration with respect to time as a function of the time series of this acceleration, for a pathological course corresponding to FIGS. 1 1 and 12.
- FIG. 16 shows a three-dimensional spectral image of a Morlet wavelet transform obtained according to the method of the invention in a race period of an athlete whose stride is very fluid
- Figure 17 shows a three-dimensional spectral image of a Morlet wavelet transform obtained according to the method of the invention in a race period of a sportsman having a strong asymmetry of propulsion and braking.
- the upper graph r illustrates the vertical, longitudinal and lateral acceleration curves as a function of the time expressed in seconds; the middle graph illustrates the spectral image of the wavelet transform of vertical movements as a function of time; the lower graph illustrates the spectral image of the wavelet transform of the longitudinal movements as a function of time expressed in seconds.
- Figure 18 shows vertical, antero-posterior and lateral acceleration curves as a function of time synchronized with images of a subject, for a normal stride.
- a measuring device 10 ( Figures 1 and 2) comprises a sensor 16 sensitive to movements, connected to an ambulatory recorder 20 in the form of a box.
- the sensor 16 is an accelerometric sensor comprising (FIGS. 4 and 5) accelerometers 201, 202 and 203 arranged perpendicularly, so as to detect accelerations respectively in the directions 21, 22 and 23 perpendicular.
- the three accelerometers 201, 202 and 203 are oriented respectively in a first cranio-caudal direction hereinafter vertical, in a second latero-lateral direction 22 and in a third antero-posterior direction 23 ( hereinafter "longitudinal”) of a subject 1.
- These 201-203 accelerometers are sensitive to continuous and dynamic components and are suitable for measuring movements of low frequencies. Their natural frequency is for example 1200 Hz, the measurement range being between + 10 g and the sensitivity being 5 mV / g at 100 Hz. They form a cubic assembly 205, in which their orthogonality is provided by means of squares 240. This assembly 205 is molded in a coating 200 of parallelepipedic polymer and of small size.
- the coating 200 is insulating, rigid, protective and waterproof. It has for example a height h (direction 21), a width I (direction 22) and a depth p (direction 23) being respectively 40, 18 and 22 mm.
- Each of the accelerometers 201, 202 and 203 is provided with five connection terminals comprising:
- a ground terminal (terminals 21 0 and 220 respectively of the accelerometers 201 and 202),
- a negative supply terminal connected to the ground terminal (terminals 21 1 and 221 respectively of the accelerometers 201 and 202),
- a positive supply terminal (terminals 212 and 222 respectively of the accelerometers 201 and 202),
- a negative signal terminal (terminals 21 3 and 223 respectively of the accelerometers 201 and 202), and
- a positive signal terminal terminal 214 and 224 respectively of the accelerometers 201 and 202).
- the terminals and accelerometers 201 to 203 are based respectively on ceramic bases 206 to 208.
- the ground terminals and the negative supply terminals of the three accelerometers 201 to 203 are interconnected.
- the sensor 16 also includes a wire 251 with twelve braided mass conductors (metal braid avoiding interference), containing wires coming from the supply and signal terminals of the three accelerometers 201 to 203.
- This wire 251, leading to the recorder 20, is partially surrounded by a semi-rigid heat-shrinkable sheath 250 penetrating into the coating 200.
- This sheath 250 makes it possible to avoid breakage of the wire.
- It is further bordered on the outside of the coating 200 by a frustoconical part 252 forming a single piece with the coating 200, which avoids twisting and risks of breakage of the wire.
- the frusto-conical part 252 has a long length L, for example equal to 25 mm.
- the wire 251 is provided with a clip 253 intended to come into abutment against the sheath 250 in the event of the wire 251 sliding in the sheath 250, so as to avoid tearing off the welds.
- the sensor 16 is incorporated in a semi-elastic belt 1 1 fixed to the waist of the subject 1, so that this sensor 16 is applied in the middle lumbar region, facing the intervertebral space L3-L4. This positioning of the sensor 16 allows good stability of the accelerometers near the center of gravity of subject 1, this center of gravity being located in front of the second sacral vertebra for a human being in a standing position at rest.
- the sensor 16 is arranged in a space 17 formed by a loose part 12 of the belt 1 1 and by a reinforcement 13 in leather pressed against the belt 1 1, by means of shims 14 and 15 made of high density foam fabric, arranged on the side and other part 12 ( Figures 2 and 3).
- the wedges 14 and 15 make it possible to position the coating 200 of the sensor 16 exactly in the vertebral groove of the subject 1.
- the recorder 20 has for example an acquisition frequency of 100 Hz and an autonomy allowing continuous recording for 30 minutes. It is fitted with a low-pass filter with a cut-off frequency of 50 Hz to avoid aliasing phenomena. It admits three synchronized perpendicular tracks.
- the acceleration measurements are digitized and coded, for example on 12 bits.
- the recorder 20 comprises means for connection to a processing unit, for example to a PC type computer via a serial communication port using transfer software.
- the measuring device 10 also includes an event marking device 25, electrically interposed between the sensor 16 and the recorder 20 and built into the recorder 20 housing ( Figure 2).
- the function of this device 25 is to mark events on recorded signals and / or to synchronize acceleration records with other measuring devices. It is provided with a cell sensitive to a flash of light and is designed to saturate the accelerometric signal, for example for 0.01 second for acquisition at 100 Hz at the moment when a flash is triggered.
- subject 1 is made to walk in a straight line, for example over a distance of 30 m outward and 30 m back.
- timing cells 30 m apart at the ends of the path followed by the subject, so as to be able to measure the speeds and synchronize measurements.
- These timing cells each form an infrared barrier comprising a transmitter and a receiver. They are respectively connected to flashes, which are triggered when the infrared barrier is crossed by the subject 1 are the subject of detections by the event marking device 25.
- curve 40 giving the vertical acceleration (axis 32, in g) and a curve 50 giving the lateral acceleration (axis 33, in g) as a function of time (axis 31, in seconds ).
- curves 40 and 50 different stages of walking and we can relate them to synchronized images (taken by a video camera) of the subject 60 in motion. We thus see respectively on curves 40 and 50:
- zones 42 and 52 corresponding to a bipodal support (image 62), Zones 43 and 53 corresponding to a right leg lift 90b and a bending of the right knee (image 63),
- Zones 44 and 54 corresponding to a vertical unipodal support of the left leg 90a (image 64), and
- curves 70 and 80 respectively representing the vertical and lateral accelerations as a function of time, we identify respectively on the curves 70 and 80:
- zones 71 and 81 corresponding to a straight leg pose 90b (image 91), • zones 72 and 82 corresponding to a bipodal support
- zones 73 and 83 corresponding to a left leg lift 90a and a flexion of the left knee (image 93), • zones 74 and 84 corresponding to a vertical unipodal support on the right leg 90b (image 94), and
- the vertical acceleration for normal walking and for pathological walking is subjected to a continuous wavelet transformation, for example of the Morlet type.
- a continuous wavelet transformation for example of the Morlet type.
- the function ⁇ (at + £>) being the wavelet function used, for example of Morlet
- the parameters a and b of the wavelet function being respectively the stretching (or scale) and translation parameters plump
- a spectral image 120 ( Figures 7 and 8) is constructed for normal walking in three dimensions, corresponding respectively to time, frequency and spectral energy.
- This image 120 is represented in a time-frequency plane (or time-scale) with a linear scale for time (axis 3, in seconds) and a semi-logarithmic scale for frequency (axis 37, in Hz).
- the plump energy module (g 2 ) is represented by colored contours.
- the energy density on the enlargement 130 and on the spectral image 150 is expressed in acceleration (g 2 ).
- a low frequency band is defined having lower 121 and upper 122 terminals, associated respectively with values of 1
- the point value of the energy module is measured on the spectral image.
- the information thus obtained is preferably completed by other analysis techniques.
- results obtained by transformation into wavelets are also supplemented by means of a vectogram (“frontal butterfly”), such as that 160 (FIG. 11) obtained for normal walking in the example (FIGS. 6 to 8), giving the vertical acceleration (axis 32, in g) as a function of the lateral acceleration (axis 33, in g).
- frontal butterfly 160 On the frontal butterfly 160, cyclical trajectories 161 -163 are observed, which tend to be all the more superimposed on the others as the walking is normal. In pathological cases, these cyclical trajectories move away from each other in an identifiable and analyzable way.
- the irregular walk of a falling subject manifests itself in a chaotic regime, highlighted qualitatively by a more marked divergence in the cyclical trajectories 181 -183.
- the speed of divergence of the cyclic trajectories (or orbits) of the signal is quantified by means of at least one Lyapunov coefficient.
- Such a coefficient evaluates the sensitivity of a system to deviate from a stationary and periodic regime from a particular point at time to where we know the characteristics of the system (initial conditions).
- the average Lyapunov coefficient ⁇ m of N-1 Lyapunov coefficients obtained with a sampling interval equal to 1, is conventionally given by a form ule of the type:
- n being the number of the current point
- • l n representing the distance between the indexed point n belonging to an orbit and a nearest neighboring point belonging to a neighboring orbit in the phase space.
- the maximum Lyapunov coefficient calculated on the vertical accelerometric signal is between 0 and 1, this coefficient being d 'the greater the pathology increases.
- the walk is very irregular. This coefficient quantifies the lack of dynamic regularity in walking cycles and detects temporal and dynamic fluctuations in coordination, in relation to a risk of falling.
- a sports walk is analyzed by advantageously using the vertical and anteroposterior accelerations of the spine (sagital plane of the subject, directions 21 and 23).
- this detects technical faults of a sports walking athlete, such as a knee flexion at the time of the pose and / or a simultaneous rupture of contact with the ground of the two feet of the athlete.
- Figures 16 and 17 illustrate the three-dimensional spectral image of a wavelet transform obtained respectively from an athlete with a fluid stride (Figure 16) and from an athlete with an irregular stride (Figure 17).
- Figure 17 one observes on the longitudinal acceleration plot (curve ⁇ fre pro> from the top) and the corresponding wavelet spectrum (bottom), a frequency peak raised to 0.2-0.4 sec corresponding a sudden deceleration of braking when putting the left foot.
- a frequency peak raised to 0.2-0.4 sec corresponding a sudden deceleration of braking when putting the left foot.
- putting the right foot does not show brutal braking but a more marked propulsion than on the left.
- These stride analyzes visualize and characterize the stride asymmetries and thereby determine the biomechanical characteristics of an athlete's stride.
- a comparison of the stride characteristics of the same athlete analyzed at two given times spaced in time makes it possible to identify the presence of stride anomalies characterized by changes in its biomechanical characteristics. Analyzes of the stride of the athlete in question according to the method of the invention also make it possible to quantify, and therefore to control, the tolerance functional disorder of the athlete's musculoskeletal system.
- FIG. 18 shows the curves of vertical, anteroposterior and lateral acceleration as a function of time synchronized with the images of the subject .
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