DEVICE: Kintinuum™ (B493SW0042)

A small electronic device designed to be fastened to a body part (e.g., a patient worn goniometer-, accelerometer-, or gyroscope-sensor), or hand-held by a clinician (e.g., goniometer), to evaluate a patient’s range of motion/movement of individual joints/limbs/spine; it is used in a clinical setting typically before/after a medical/surgical intervention, or to assess degree of physical fitness. Acquired data may be transferred to a computing device/software for recording/display and analysis.

A battery-powered device designed to continuously measure and record a patient's kinetic activity during routine ambulation, including monitoring the motion of individual joints/limbs, typically to assess joint mobility, gait performance, and fall-risk or frailty (e.g., during post-surgery rehabilitation). It consists of a motion sensor(s) worn on the torso or a limb (e.g., thigh, calf, wrist, ankle) while performing normal daily activities, and a computing device/software to which body movement signals are transmitted for recording/analysis; it may also be attached to or integrated in an external limb prosthesis for activity monitoring.

A software package intended to be used by patients and clinicians to receive and display a patient’s physical exercise/movement/action data [e.g., kinesiology/gait data (walking speed or distance)] to facilitate analysis as part of physical assessment/rehabilitation. It is intended to be used while using an interactive rehabilitation system, biomechanical function analysis system and/or kinesiology recorder (ambulatory or implantable). It might be intended to function in conjunction with a motion-sensing system/device or limb-support robotic system, and may be capable of storing and/or enable viewing of patient performance data.