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Vibrations transmitted from human hands to upper arm, shoulder, back, neck, and head
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Jul 22 2016
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Source:Int J Ind Ergon. 62:1-12.
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Alternative Title:Int J Ind Ergon
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Description:Relevance to industry Musculoskeletal disorders (MSDs) of the shoulder and neck are important issues among many workers. Many of these workers use heavy-duty powered hand tools. The combined mechanical loads and vibration exposures are among the major factors contributing to the development of MSDs. The vibration characteristics of the body segments examined in this study can be used to help understand MSDs and to help develop more effective intervention methods.
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Pubmed ID:29123326
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Pubmed Central ID:PMC5672949
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