
DA.AI conducted experiment on burn patients in 4 control/test groups, applying with a low 10-18 mmHg and a high 20-30 mmHg pressure on arms and legs. All volunteers were first trained to measure limb circumference, scar color, thickness, and other clinical appearances, then to obtain and calibrate pressure measurement in between scar and garment interface to see if fits consistently and perfectly on each individual. Spectrocolorimeter were used to measure scar redness, together with photo taking, to document scar color throughout recovery process. The main goal of this project is to determine the effectiveness of how pressure garments control burn patient’s hypertrophic scar recovery, and all data recorded not only helps patients participated throughout the experiment, but also benefits future ones as well.

DA.AI Technology, Jasmine Li, Taipei
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