Bogdan Mocan

Prof. Bogdan Mocan

Design Engineering and Robotics, Technical University of Cluj-Napoca, Cluj-Napoca, Cluj, Romania
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Academic Career Length

21Years (2006-Present)

(Calculated once Scilit publication data is synced: current year − year of first publication + 1)

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Bogdan Mocan
Mihaela MocanMihaela Mocan
Mihaela Mocan
MFMircea Fulea
Mircea Fulea
MMMircea Murar
Mircea Murar
HFHorea Feier
Horea Feier
This article proposes a new, improved home-based cardiac telerehabilitation system enhanced by a robotic and Virtual Reality module for cardiac patients to be used in their rehabilitation program. In this study, a novel strategy was used to integrate existing equipment and applications with newly developed ones, with the aim of reducing the need for technical skills of patients using remote control. Patients with acute or chronic heart diseases require long-term, individualized rehabilitation in order to promote their motor recovery and maintain an active and independent lifestyle. This will be accomplished by creating a system for at-home cardiac telerehabilitation augmented by a VR and cobot systems, which can be used long-term at home by each individual patient. In the pre-feasibility study carried out on healthy volunteers familiar with software applications and robotic systems, we demonstrate that RoboTeleRehab could be technically feasible both hardware and software.
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Mihaela MocanMihaela Mocan
Mihaela Mocan
SVSonia Irina Vlaicu
Sonia Irina Vlaicu
AFAnca Daniela Farcas
Anca Daniela Farcas
HFHorea Feier
Horea Feier
Simona DrãganSimona Drãgan
Simona Drãgan
Bogdan MocanBogdan Mocan
Bogdan Mocan
(1) Background and objective: Cardiac rehabilitation (CR) means delivering health education by structured exercises with the means of risk reduction, in a cost-effective manner. Well-conducted CR improves functional capacity, decreases re-hospitalization, and reduces mortality up to 25%. We bring to attention the protocol of a randomised control trial with the aim of validating the prototype of an assistive upper-body robotic exoskeleton system enhanced with a non-immersive virtual reality exergame (CardioVR-ReTone) in patients who undergone cardiac surgery. (2) Methods: Description of the CardioVR-ReTone system and the technical specification, followed by the group selection, randomization and evaluated variables. (3) Expected results: The primary outcome measurement is the modification of life quality at the end of the CR exercise training program. Secondary outcomes will encompass measurements of sternal stability, muscular activity, cardiac response to exercise, pain level and compliance/adherence to CR. (4) Conclusions: Implementing these novel features of the CardioVR-ReTone system, addressability, and efficacy of CR, so problematic in certain situations and especially in cardiac surgery, will be greatly facilitated, being independent of the skills and availability of the rehabilitation therapist.
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1 January 2020 in Materials Science and Engineering: C
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VBVasile Bințințan
Vasile Bințințan
Adrian CalboreanAdrian Calborean
Adrian Calborean
Mihaela MocanMihaela Mocan
Mihaela Mocan
SMSergiu Macavei
Sergiu Macavei
ACAdrian Cordoș
Adrian Cordoș
Bogdan MocanBogdan Mocan
Bogdan Mocan



1 January 2016 in Procedia CIRP
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SBStelian Brad
Stelian Brad
Bogdan MocanBogdan Mocan
Bogdan Mocan
EBEmilia Brad
Emilia Brad
MFMircea Fulea
Mircea Fulea