Humerus Clausus (HCL)

Partners

SYMME Laboratory

Christian Elmo, doctorant SYMME

Pierre Vacher, responsable scientifique, enseignant-chercheur SYMME

Ludovic Charleux, SYMME teacher-researcher

Émile Roux, responsable scientifique, enseignant-chercheur SYMME

Laurent Goujon, responsable scientifique, enseignant-chercheur SYMME

Olivier Peria, ingénieur d’études SYMME

Christophe Déprés, enseignant-chercheur SYMME

OntOrtho Medical

Christophe ALEPEE, Director

HEPIA, Geneva

Éric Vittecoq, researcher

GaitUp - Mindmaze, Lausane

Cléo Moulinn, chercheuse

Kinesiology Laboratory, Geneva

Stéphane Armand, Director

Florent Moissenet

 

Objectives

The aim of this project is to develop tools for diagnosis, simulation and personalized treatment of shoulder pathologies. It brings together two industrial structures, seven surgeons and three university entities. Within the SYMME laboratory, a non-invasive measuring device based on monocular vision, known as a surgical navigation tool, has been developed to identify in real time the position of the bony structures involved in the scapulo-humeral joint (shoulder) and enable the fixation of implant- or prosthesis-type elements. At the same time, a test bench that can be used on anatomical parts enables us to experimentally link a given movement of the humerus to the muscular efforts of the thirteen muscles involved in this joint. This system enables the choice of prosthetic assembly to be optimized in virtual surgery, in order to maximize amplitudes, muscular effort and, consequently, functional results.

 

Résultat(s) / Publication(s)