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Facemask Removal Device

Proceedings of the IEEE 32nd Annual Northeast Bioengineering Conference, 2006
In the event of a possible head or neck injury on the football field, it is essential that athletic trainers or emergency response personnel assess the airway, breathing, and circulation of the athlete. This requires that the facemask part of the helmet is removed quickly and with as little disturbance to the head and neck as possible.
R. Apruzzese, P. Falvey, C. Irungu, T. Meehan, A. Gagliardi   +4 more
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Vision through Various Scuba Facemasks

Human Factors: The Journal of the Human Factors and Ergonomics Society, 1974
The visual performance using five commercially avaible facemasks was compared. Measurements were made of visual fields, visual acuity, stereoacuity, hand-eye coordination, accuracy of distance estimates, and accuracy of size estimates at both near and far distances.
S M, Luria, S H, Ferris, C L, McKay, J A, Kinney, H M, Paulson   +4 more
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Live Facemask Detection System

2021
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Nagoriya, Harsh, Mohak Parekh
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Facemasks and facial deposition of aerosols

Pediatric Pulmonology, 2004
AbstractPassage of aerosol around or through a facemask can result in deposition on the face and in the eyes. The present study quantified facial and eye deposition in a model simulating drug delivery to a young child. Aerosol delivery and facial deposition of radiolabeled saline test aerosols were studied in vitro with filters and a gamma camera.
Sanjay, Sangwan, Burak K, Gurses, Gerald C, Smaldone   +2 more
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