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Multi-Sensory System For Monitoring Dyskinesias in Movement Disorders

Multi-Sensory System For Monitoring Dyskinesias in Movement Disorders. Trevor Bernier Thomas Lennon Daniel Tamayo. Introduction. New and innovative way to monitor movement disorders System can be used in a real clinical setting

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Multi-Sensory System For Monitoring Dyskinesias in Movement Disorders

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  1. Multi-Sensory System For Monitoring Dyskinesias in Movement Disorders Trevor Bernier Thomas Lennon Daniel Tamayo

  2. Introduction • New and innovative way to monitor movement disorders • System can be used in a real clinical setting • Wearable Devices are one of lead up and coming Biomedical technologies • Can be used to diagnose different movement disorders • Parkinson’s Disease • Restless Leg Syndrome • Cerebral Palsy

  3. Overview

  4. Hardware • Arduino Mini Pro- • Microprocessor used to control data collection, data transfer, battery and charging management • Bluetooth Mate Silver- • Used to transmit data from the wearable device to the Android Smartphone wirelessly • ADXL335 Accelerometer- • 3-axis sensing to collect data • Android Smartphone- • Used to store, process, and upload data. • Also can be used for viewing data after processing

  5. Standards • FDA Class II- • Powered device • Medical Device Standards- • IEC 60601-1: prevention of shocks and burns • IPC Standards- • Printed Circuit Board

  6. Results • Take home system • Aims to aid physicians in diagnosing and monitoring patients with movement disorders. • Access to patients daily symptoms • lengthier and more accurate monitoring • Improved patient quality of life with better medication dosage.

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