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Shoulder function and outcome evaluation after surgery using 3D inertial sensors
The importance of outcome evaluation of a medical treatment in orthopedics is currently recognized. In shoulder disease, a large variety of evaluation tools is employed to assess the results of the surgery. However, even if the majority of these evaluations are largely widespread, none was accepted
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