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Surgery should not hurt: A look into the ergonomics of orthopedics. [PDF]
DeClouette B, Nwakoby E, Golant A.
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ABSTRACT This study aimed to develop a standardised individualised wheelchair sprinting protocol with increasing resistances to generate linear force–velocity and parabolic power–velocity profiles, applicable across wheelchair sports with various classification levels.
Thomas Rietveld +4 more
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Antegrade Concorde position for leveraging the lateral supracerebellar infratentorial approach. [PDF]
Truckenmueller P +8 more
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ABSTRACT Background and Aims Biosafety and infection prevention are essential components of dental clinical training, yet adherence to recommended practices among undergraduate dental students remains variable. This study evaluates biosafety and infection prevention practices among undergraduate dental students at the University of Ha'il College of ...
Abdullah F. Alshammari +7 more
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ABSTRACT Background Musculoskeletal disorders (MSDs) remain a leading cause of occupational disability worldwide. Overhead crane operators are frequently exposed to awkward postures that increase the risk of MSDs. While physical conditions are often blamed, the broader organizational and ergonomic context remains underexplored.
Saeed Barati Chamgordani +3 more
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Patient Monitor Position and Operator Ability to Visualize a Desaturation Event During Intubation. [PDF]
Boccio E, Perkins R, Bonz J.
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ABSTRACT Background and Aims Wearable technologies and artificial intelligence (AI) are shifting sports medicine from episodic, subjective assessment toward continuous, data‐driven injury surveillance. This review aimed to map the main wearable sensor modalities used in injury prevention and rehabilitation, evaluate AI architectures applied to ...
Margarida Silva +6 more
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Addressing workplace practices: combating the rising prevalence of computer vision syndrome. [PDF]
Ahmed SS +4 more
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ABSTRACT Background and Aims Peripheral intravenous (IV) cannulation is a fundamental clinical skill that requires both technical precision and effective patient communication. Despite its frequency in clinical practice, many medical trainees report insufficient confidence and limited opportunities for supervised practice.
Maher Abdessater +5 more
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