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A DICOM-based Standard for Quantitative Physical Rehabilitation

2023-12-19

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Physical rehabilitation (PR) is crucial in medicine that, yet to date, often relies on qualitative rather than objectively quantifiable data. With the recent scientific and technological advances, several instruments and methods have been proposed aimed at measuring and evaluating rehabilitation objectively, for quantitative PR (QPR), though without a standardized data format. The lack of a standard data format im...

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DOI: 10.21203/rs.3.rs-3759774/v1

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