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HemaSphere, Volume 10, Issue S1, June 2026.
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Pacinian channel mediated vasoconstriction in the fingers during vibration exposure

, 2013
A review of the literature showed that acute vascular responses to hand-transmitted vibration depend on the magnitude, the frequency, and the duration of the vibration but the mechanisms involved in the immediate vasoconstriction on exposure to vibration
Ye, Ying
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The clinical consequence of using less than four sensory perception examination methods in the Swedish surveillance system for Hand-Arm vibration syndrome. [PDF]

J Occup Health, 2022
Antonson C, Thorsén F, Nordander C.
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Dose-response relationship between hand-transmitted vibration and hand-arm vibration syndrome in a tropical environment

, 2013
Objectives The dose-response relationship for handtransmitted vibration has been investigated extensively in temperate environments. Since the clinical features of hand-arm vibration syndrome (HAVS) differ between the temperate and tropical environment ...
Maeda, S., Darus, A., Hoe, V.C.W., Miyashita, K., Fukumoto, J., Isahak, M., Bulgiba, A., Su, A.T., Miyai, N., Takemura, S., Yoshimasu, K.   +10 more
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Piezo1 promotes vibration-induced vascular smooth muscle injury by regulating the NF-κB/p65 axis

Communications Biology
Vibration induced damage to the peripheral circulatory system is thought to be an early stage of hand-arm vibration syndrome (HAVS) caused by occupational exposure to hand-transmitted vibration (HTV).
Yingshan Zeng, Zhiquan Wu, Mengtian Xiong, Zhishan Liang, Ziyu Chen, Huimin Huang, Hongyu Yang, Qingsong Chen   +7 more
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Perspectives on symptoms and functioning in workers exposed to hand-arm vibration

, 2014
Exposure to hand-arm vibration (HAV) is common among workers, and many of these workers are affected with vascular, neurological and/or muscular disorders referred to as hand-arm vibration syndrome (HAVS). Injuries are mainly irreversible and no curative
Edlund, Maria
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J Occup Environ Med [PDF]

Objective:This study described the effects of applied force (grip) on vascular and sensorineural function in an animal model of hand-arm vibration syndrome (HAVS).Methods:Rat tails were exposed to 0, 2, or 4 N of applied force 4 hr/d for 10 days.

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Criteria for a Recommended Standard: Occupational Exposure to Hand-Arm Vibration [PDF]

"This document examines the occupational health problems associated with the use of vibrating tools (including both hand-held vibrating tools and stationary tools that transmit vibration through a workpiece), and it provides criteria for reducing ...

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Development of a Tamping Rammer for Decreasing the Risk of Hand-Arm Vibration Syndrome [PDF]

, 2017
Hand-arm vibration syndrome characterized by the Raynaud's phenomena is known as a health disorder to cause by the long-term use of the hand-held vibrating tools and by excessive exposure to hand-arm vibrations.
ボンコバラ, ヤスヒロ, Kondou, Takahiro, マツウラ, カイタ, 近藤, 孝広, Bonkobara, Yasuhiro, 盆子原, 康博, 井上, 大地, 28127, 28128, イノウエ, ダイチ, 28132, 松浦, 快太, 28133, 28125, 28124, コンドウ, タカヒロ, Hamahata, Takayuki, Matsuura, Kaita, 10294886, ハマハタ, タカユキ, 30347, 濵畑, 貴之, Inoue, Daichi   +22 more
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Hand muscle pathology after long-term vibration exposure.

, 2004
The morphology of the abductor pollicis brevis muscle was studied in 20 patients suffering from hand-arm vibration syndrome. The main morphological changes observed were centrally located myonuclei and fibre type grouping (found in all 20 muscle biopsies)
Lundborg, G., Necking, Lars,, Lundborg, Göran,, Lundborg, Göran, Necking, L. E., Lundström, Ronnie, Fridén, Jan,, Fridén, Jan, Lundstrom, R., Thornell, L. E., Necking, Lars, Thornell, Lars-Eric, Lund University.   +12 more
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