EFFECT OF ALTERNATIVE VIDEO DISPLAYS ON POSTURES, PERCEIVED EFFORT, AND PERFORMANCE DURING MICROSURGERY SKILL TASKS

Yu, Denny; Green, Cooper; Kasten, Steven J.; Sackllah, Michael; Armstrong, Thomas J.

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EFFECT OF ALTERNATIVE VIDEO DISPLAYS ON POSTURES, PERCEIVED EFFORT, AND PERFORMANCE DURING MICROSURGERY SKILL TASKS

Published Date:

Nov 14 2015

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Appl Ergon. 53(Pt A):281-289.

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Appl Ergon

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Yu, Denny ; Green, Cooper ; Kasten, Steven J. ; Sackllah, Michael ; Armstrong, Thomas J. ;

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Physical work demands and posture constraint from operating microscopes may adversely affect microsurgeon health and performance. Alternative video displays were developed to reduce posture constraints. Their effects on postures, perceived efforts, and performance were compared with the microscope. Sixteen participants performed microsurgery skill tasks using both stereo and non-stereoscopic microscopes and video displays. Results showed that neck angles were 9-13° more neutral and shoulder flexion were 9-10° more elevated on the video display than the microscope. Time observed in neck extension was higher (30% vs. 17%) and neck movements were 3x more frequent on the video display than microscopes. Ratings of perceived efforts did not differ among displays, but usability ratings were better on the microscope than the video display. Performance times on the video displays were 66-110% slower than microscopes. Although postures improved, further research is needed to improve task performance on video displays.

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26585502

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PMC5737936

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T42 OH008455/OH/NIOSH CDC HHS/United States

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EFFECT OF ALTERNATIVE VIDEO DISPLAYS ON POSTURES, PERCEIVED EFFORT, AND PERFORMANCE DURING MICROSURGERY SKILL TASKS

EFFECT OF ALTERNATIVE VIDEO DISPLAYS ON POSTURES, PERCEIVED EFFORT, AND PERFORMANCE DURING MICROSURGERY SKILL TASKS

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