Scoping review identifies trends in wearable sensor technologies for measuring biosignals in back pain, suggesting potential improvements in diagnostics.
Recent advancements in wearable data measurement technologies have allowed for real-time collection of biosignals related to spinal function and back pain. These data also have the potential to completely transform back pain treatment paradigms, to improve diagnostic movement phenotyping and to track treatment effectiveness longitudinally. The primary objective of the present scoping review was to investigate the status of development and trends in the use of wearable sensor technologies employed to measure biosignals related to spinal function and back pain, to identify the major developments and future trends for this field.
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