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NND: Progress and demonstrations MD-Paedigree Final Review Marjolein van der Krogt & Frans Steenbrink Brussels, 6/7 July 2017

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  • NND: Progress and demonstrations

    MD-Paedigree Final Review

    Marjolein van der Krogt & Frans Steenbrink

    Brussels, 6/7 July 2017

  • AcknowledgementsJaap Harlaar, Laura Oudenhoven, Eline Flux, Marjolein Piening (VUmc)

    Kaat Desloovere, Marije Goudriaan (KUL)

    Maurizio Petrarca, Gessica Vasco, Allessandra Pisano, Enrico Castelli, Enrico Bettine (OPBG)

    Maria Costa (SHC)

    Jose Pozo Soler (USFD)

    Thomas Geijtenbeek, Marcin Burdzy, Hulda Jonasdottir, Frans van der Helm (TUD)

    Ben van Basten, Johannes Gijsbers, Lars Aarts, Ali Benyahia (Motek)

    Brussels, 6-7 July, 2017

  • What treatment is best for this patient?

    Final review Brussels

    SpasticityContracture

    BalanceLimited neural

    control Bone deformities

    Weakness

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    OVERVIEW

    MD-Paedigree EU database

    Probabilistic modelling

    Biophysical modelling

  • WP6: Harmonized clinical practice

    MD-Paedigree Final Review

    Final review Brussels

  • Aim

    • To reach consensus and develop a standardizedmeasurement protocol for gait analysis

    • To enable standardized data collection throughout gait labs in Europe

    • To define a set of clinical relevant outcome parameters (crops) extracted from the data and reach consensus on folder structure and file format

    Final review Brussels

  • Consensus gait analysis protocol

    1. General history

    2. Gait-specific information

    3. 3D clinical gait analysis

    4. Standardized physical exam

    5. Energy expenditure (CP)

    6. 6-min walk test (DMD+CMT)

    7. Lower body MRI

    http://www.md-paedigree.eu/clinical-scenario-nnd/gait-analysis-protocol/

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  • Data collected

    N=863Patient Reference Complete Acquired GOAL

    TOTAL OVERALL PATIENT DATA 863 830

    Total CP prospective extended 28 30

    Total CP prospective clinical 136 120

    Total CP retrospective 626 600

    Total DMD T0 26 20

    Total DMD T1 16 20

    Total CMT T0 18 20

    Total CMT T1 13 20

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  • Outcome parameters and file format

    • Clinical exam: digitized in standard .xls format

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  • Outcome parameters and file format

    • Gait analysis: crops and curves

  • Scientific studies WP6

    • Interlaboratory reproducibilityPaper under review

    Final review Brussels, 6-7 July 2017

  • Scientific studies WP6

    • Interlaboratory reproducibilityPaper under review

    • Complexity of motor control in CP versus DMDPaper submitted

    Final review Brussels, 6-7 July 2017

  • Scientific studies WP6

    • Interlaboratory reproducibilityPaper under review

    • Complexity of motor control in CP versus DMDPaper submitted

    • Automatic classification of gait patternsJoint project with Athena& Siemens

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  • Scientific studies WP6

    • Interlaboratory reproducibilityPaper under review

    • Complexity of motor control in CP versus DMDPaper submitted

    • Automatic classification of gait patternsJoint project with Athena

    • Studies on effect of functional power training, orthopedic surgery, …

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  • Achievements WP6

    • Consensus gait analysis protocol

    • 863 data sets for CP, DMD and CMT

    • Standardized outcome measures and formats

    • All data stored in repository

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  • Limitations of current practice

    1. Data collection & processing is time consuming

    – More than 4 hours for collection and analysis

    2. Little information at muscle level

    – No muscle lengths and forces

    – No information on deeper muscles

    3. Only examine comfortable gait

    – Compensations mask underlying impairments

  • What do we need?

    1. Data collection & processing is time consuming

    Faster software?

    2. Little information at muscle level

    Personalized musculoskeletal modeling?

    3. Only examine comfortable gait

    Gait perturbations?

  • WP11: Demo of Modelling Applications

    MD-Paedigree Final Review

  • What do we need?

    1. Data collection & processing is time consuming

    Faster software?

    2. Little information at muscle level

    Personalized musculoskeletal modeling?

    3. Only examine comfortable gait

    Gait perturbations?

  • Brussels – 6-7 May 2014

  • Musculoskeletal modelling for clinical applications

    • MD-PAEDIGREE consensus protocol

    • Less pose dependent

    • Up-to-date with current scientific knowledge

    • Segment definitions match ISB recommendations (Wu et al. 2005)

    • Updated hip joint center regression (Harrington 2007)

    • Functional hip and knee calibration procedures (Halvorsen2003)

    • Clinical workflow/protocol– Feedback to user

  • Functional calibration

  • The comparison of three models: PiG, CAST & HBM

    Models (42 markers total)

    - Plug-in-Gait (PiG)

    - CAST (ISB)

    - Human Body Model (HBM)

    Subjects

    - 18 children with CP- 6 OPBG (overground)

    - 6 KUL (overground)

    - 6 VUmc (GRAIL)

    - Average over 3 strides per subject

    Statistics

    - Statistical Parametric Mapping (SPM)with ANOVA & t-tests

    - RMSE

    PiG CAST HBM

  • Sagittal plane angles

    Final review Brussels

    *HBM vs PIG *CAST *PIG/CAST/HBM *PIG/CAST/HBM

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  • Gait Off-line Analysis Tool

  • Achievements WP11

    • Clinically applicable gait analysis software

  • Added value for clinical practice

    • Much more efficient 3D gait analysis– Currently being implemented in clinical practice

    • HBM 2.0 release mail June 26

    • 51 users, part of total solution for gaitanalysis & training

    • Real-time gait analysis– Dutch charity grant (k€185)

    obtained for clinical implementation

    – 2 ITN project funded by EC

    – 2 EU proposals under review

    Brussels – 6-7 May 2014

  • What do we need?

    1. Data collection & processing is time consuming

    Faster software?

    2. Little information at muscle level

    Personalized musculoskeletal modeling?

    3. Only examine comfortable gait

    Gait perturbations?

  • Clinic Siemens USFD TU Delft Motek ClinicNext stepsBrussels, 6-7 july, 2017 WP11 - NND

    WP11 – modelling pipeline

    Siemens USFD MotekTU Delft

    MRI Segmented3D Models

    OpenSim Model Motek HumanBody Model

    Complete Anatomical Model

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    Segmentation and parameter extractionMORPHING COMPLETE

    ANATOMICAL TEMPLATE (TLEM) EXTRACTING GEOMETRIC PARAMETERSSEGMENTATION

  • Clinic Siemens USFD TU Delft Motek ClinicNext stepsBrussels, 6-7 July, 2017 WP11 - NND

    Final Result for CP 4

  • Clinic Siemens USFD TU Delft Motek ClinicNext stepsBrussels, 6-7 July, 2017 WP11 - NND

    Pipeline summary

    • MD-Paedigree

    – 43 patient cases processed with personalized muscle models

    – Repository: probabilistic modelling/case matching

    • All gait parameters

    • Muscle activation/lengths

    • Visualization tool

  • Clinic Siemens USFD TU Delft Motek ClinicNext stepsBrussels, 6-7 july, 2017 WP11 - NND

    Inverse dynamics validation

    Rome, 12 – 13 May 2017

  • Clinic Siemens USFD TU Delft Motek ClinicNext stepsBrussels, 6-7 july, 2017 WP11 - NND

    Inverse dynamics validation

    • Conclusions– Reasonable agreement between EMG and simulation– Relatively small inter-model variance

    • Challenges– No ground truth– No pathological control

    • Future work– Cost-benefit of MRI-based models for clinical practice

    Rome, 12 – 13 May 2017

  • Clinic Siemens USFD TU Delft Motek ClinicNext stepsBrussels, 6-7 july, 2017 WP11 - NND

    Personalized models for clinical practice

  • Clinic Siemens USFD TU Delft Motek ClinicNext stepsBrussels, 6-7 july, 2017 WP11 - NND

    Summary WP11

    • Clinically applicable gait analysis software

    • 43 personalized models and simulations

  • Clinic Siemens USFD TU Delft Motek ClinicNext stepsBrussels, 6-7 July, 2017 WP11 - NND

    Added value for clinical practice

  • Clinic Siemens USFD TU Delft Motek ClinicNext stepsBrussels, 6-7 July, 2017 WP11 - NND

    Added value for clinical practice: Muscle-tendon lengths

    Muscle-tendon lengthTibialis posterior right

    Muscle-tendon lengthTibialis posterior left

    green = genericpurple = MRI-based

    Important for clinical decision making

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    Added value for clinical practice: Muscle activations of deeper muscles

    Muscle activationTibialis posterior right

    Muscle activationTibialis posterior left

    green = genericpurple = MRI-based

    Important for clinical decision making!

  • Clinic Siemens USFD TU Delft Motek ClinicNext stepsBrussels, 6-7 july, 2017 WP11 - NND

    What do we need?

    1. Data collection & processing is time consuming

    Faster software?

    2. Little information at muscle level

    Personalized musculoskeletal modeling?

    3. Only examine comfortable gait

    Gait perturbations?

  • D11.4: Disease-specific muscle model

    • Task 11.3: Disease specific muscle model– Muscle model based on clinical asessment

    – Musce model based on joint perturbations

    • Task 11.4: Gait perturbations– Mechanical

    – Visual

  • Disease specific muscle model (1)

    Brussels – 6-7 July 2017

    • Optimizing hamstrings contracture andspasticity parameters

    • Using instrumented clinical assessment

    Van der Krogt et al. 2016

  • Disease specific muscle model (2)

    Brussels – 6-7 July 2017

    • Separating neural and tissue parameters

    • Using mechanical joint perturbations

    Sloot et al. 2015

  • Clinic Siemens USFD TU Delft Motek ClinicNext stepsRome, 22-23 May, 2017 WP11 - NND

    Advanced Clinical Gait Analysis

    • Steady state gait

    – Might not be sensitive enough

    • Patient compensation

    • Not very functional

    • Dynamics of gait perturbations

    – Mechanical gait perturbations

    • Inertial compensation

    – Visual gait perturbations

  • Clinic Siemens USFD TU Delft Motek ClinicNext stepsRome, 22-23 May, 2017 WP11 - NND

    Mechanical perturbations

  • Clinic Siemens USFD TU Delft Motek ClinicNext stepsRome, 22-23 May, 2017 WP11 - NND

    Inertial compensation

    * Patent pending

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    Mechanical gait perturbations

    Sloot, L.H., van den Noort, J.C., van der Krogt, M.M., Bruijn, S.M., Harlaar, J. (2015) Can treadmill perturbations evoke stretch reflexes in the calf muscles? PLoS ONE 10(12): e0144815.

  • Clinic Siemens USFD TU Delft Motek ClinicNext stepsBrussels, 6-7 July, 2017 WP11 - NND

    Visual gait perturbations

    Van Gelder et al. 2016Booth et al. 2017

  • Clinic Siemens USFD TU Delft Motek ClinicNext stepsBrussels, 6-7 July, 2017 WP11 - NND

    Visual gait perturbations

  • Clinic Siemens USFD TU Delft Motek ClinicNext stepsBrussels, 6-7 July, 2017 WP11 - NND

    Achievements WP11

    • Clinically applicable gait analysis software

    • 43 personalized models and simulations

    • Dynamics of gait perturbations

  • Clinic Siemens USFD TU Delft Motek ClinicNext stepsBrussels, 6-7 July, 2017 WP11 - NND

    Added value for clinical practice

    • Mechanical perturbations for diagnostics

    – Nominated best paper ESMAC 2015&2017

    • Visual gait perturbations for gait training

    – Nominated for best poster award RehabWeek 2017

    – Implemented in rehabilitation practice

    – Grant application pending for training evaluation

  • WP 12 – NNDValidating Musculoskeletal Models

    Brussels, 6-7 July 2017

  • Inverse vs Forward Simulation

    Brussels, 6-7 July, 2017

    Neuro-logical signals

    Muscle Activation

    Muscle Force

    Joint Moments

    External Forces

    Motion

  • Musculoskeletal model

    Inverse vs Forward Simulation

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    Inverse simulation

    Advantages Disadvantages

    Established method Limited validation options

    Efficient processing No prediction (“what-if?”)

    Neuro-logical signals

    Muscle Activation

    Muscle Force

    Joint Moments

    External Forces

    Motion

  • Musculoskeletal modelControl model

    Contactmodel

    Inverse vs Forward Simulation

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    Advantages Disadvantages

    Strong model validation potential Open research

    Predict interventions (“what-if?”) Longer processing time

    Forward simulation

    Neuro-logical signals

    Muscle Activation

    Muscle Force

    Joint Moments

    External Forces

    Motion

  • Forward dynamics validation

    Brussels, 6-7 July, 2017

    Generation 1 Generation ~5 Generation ~20 Generation ~1000

  • Healthy model

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  • Shortened hamstrings

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  • Shortened hamstrings + surgery

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  • Weak quadriceps

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  • Spastic gastrocnemius

    Brussels, 6-7 July, 2017

  • Spastic gastrocnemius + BOTOX

    Brussels, 6-7 July, 2017

  • Predictive simulations: Face validity

    • 10 clinical experts asked to score validity of simulation outcome:

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    Simulation Validity score

    Healthy gait 4.1 (/5) > quite realistic

    Shortened Hamstrings 4.2 (/5) > quite realistic

    Weakened Vastii 3,0 (/5) > fair

    General muscle weakness 3,2 (/5) > fair

    Spastic Gastrocnemius 4,4 (/5) > very realistic

  • Major achievements

    • Consensus protocol for clinical gait analysis• Consistent data-set (n=863) in the repository• Standardized outcome measures and formats• Personalized modelling pipe-line• Clinically commercial available state-of-the-art

    musculoskeletal model and off-line analysis tool– Medical certification

    • 2 protocols for advance perturbation-based CGA• Forward dynamic model for predictive modelling• 1 international patent• 20 international (conference) publications

    Brussels, 6-7 July, 2017

  • AcknowledgementsJaap Harlaar, Laura Oudenhoven, Eline Flux, Marjolein Piening (VUmc)

    Kaat Desloovere, Marije Goudriaan (KUL)

    Maurizio Petrarca, Gessica Vasco, Allessandra Pisano, Enrico Castelli, Enrico Bettine (OPBG)

    Maria Costa (SHC)

    Jose Pozo Soler (USFD)

    Thomas Geijtenbeek, Marcin Burdzy, Hulda Jonasdottir, Frans van der Helm (TUD)

    Ben van Basten, Johannes Gijsbers, Lars Aarts, Ali Benyahia (Motek)

    Brussels, 6-7 July, 2017