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Abderrezaq Chemmami1, Lyamine Guezouli1, Aymen Ahmed Houasnia1
1LEREESI Laboratory, HNS-RE2SD, Batna 05000, Algeria.
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Many people suffer from cervical disc herniation, which significantly affects the lives of individuals, causing chronic pain and functional limitations. This paper presents the development and evaluation of an AI-powered inflatable neck collar designed to provide personalized and adaptive support for individuals experiencing neck pain, particularly those with disc herniations. The system seamlessly integrates motion sensors, a robust AI model trained on a dataset of MRI scans, and a custom-designed inflatable collar. The AI model accurately detects disc herniations and segments vertebral structures, enabling real-time, targeted inflation adjustments based on the user's unique anatomy, posture, and movements. A user-centered design approach ensures a seamless and intuitive user experience, allowing for personalized profile management, control over inflation levels, and data logging for tracking progress. Extensive simulations using 3D models and real-time data flow systems validated the effectiveness of the AI-guided system. Results demonstrated accurate detection and segmentation of disc herniations, robust real-time response, and adaptability to user needs. The proposed system, reviewed and validated by a neurosurgeon, demonstrates significant potential as a novel and effective solution for personalized treatment of neck pain, particularly in cases of disc herniation. Further development and research will focus on expanding the dataset to improve fairness and accuracy for diverse demographics and increasing the robustness and generalizability of the system.
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