Korean Journal of Occupational Therapy

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By Using 3D Motion Analysis, the Comparison of Eye-hand Coordination Ability

Author
김가현(Ga-Hyun Kim), 김환희(Hawn-Hee Kim), 유찬욱(Chan-Uk Yoo), 이창석(Chang-Suk Lee), 장문영(Moon-Young Chang)
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pp. 61~70 / 2006 Vol.14 No.1
e-ISSN2671-4450
p-ISSN1226-0134
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Abstract

Objective : The purpose of this survey was to study how shutting ones eyes influenced eye-hand coordination by using 3D motion analyses.Methods : The subjects of the study were 23 Inje University students who did not have visual field impairment or hand function deformity. We analyzed average speed, total distance, and 3 dimensional coordinates x, y, z by using Winarm software's report in the SPSS 10.0.Results : The findings can be summarized as follows;1. Average speed and total distance showed statistically significant difference according to eyes closed vs. opened.2. Error times and coordinates x, y, z showed statistically significant difference according to eyes closed vs. opened.3. Kinesthesia showed statistically significant difference between first time and fifth time at coordinate x.Conclusion : The result of the study showed that eyes closed vs. opened affected on coordination. Therefore, these results will be considered therapeutically useful for patient who has visual field damage.

Keywords

눈-손 협응 능력 3차원 동작 분석 시야차단 유무 eyes closed vs. opened eye-hand coordination 3D motion analysis