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Whole body vibration and the snowmobile.
Arctic medical research, 1995The whole body vibration from the seat and foot board was measured during ten years from 11 different snowmobiles to evaluate the exposure and the need for technical improvements. In a questionnaire more than half of the drivers had back pains but only a few of them considered the whole body vibration as a health hazard. However in the literature there
H, Anttonen, J, Niskanen
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Action slips during whole-body vibration
Applied Ergonomics, 2016Helicopter aircrew members engage in highly demanding cognitive tasks in an environment subject to whole-body vibration (WBV). Sometimes their actions may not be according to plan (e.g. action slips and lapses). This study used a Sustained Attention to Response Task (SART) to examine whether action slips were more frequent during exposure to WBV ...
Kazuma, Ishimatsu +4 more
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GUIDELINES FOR WHOLE-BODY VIBRATION HEALTH SURVEILLANCE
Journal of Sound and Vibration, 2002Abstract There is strong epidemiological evidence that occupational exposure to WBV is associated with an increased risk of low back pain (LBP), sciatic pain, and degenerative changes in the spinal system, including lumbar intervertebral disc disorders. A prototype health surveillance scheme for WBV is presented in this paper.
POPE M +5 more
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Whole body vibration in mountain-rescue operations
Journal of Sound and Vibration, 2006Abstract In mountain-rescue operations injured people are generally exposed to vibrations and shocks that can be potential causes of physical conditions worsening. Such vibrations can derive both from patient's body manipulations (e.g. when it is being loaded and immobilized on a stretcher) and from forces coming from the transport devices and ...
E. ALBERTI +4 more
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Defining Human Reaction to Whole-Body Vibration
Human Factors: The Journal of the Human Factors and Ergonomics Society, 1962Standardized subjective reaction levels for vibration were derived using 16 physically fit male subjects aged 25 to 40. A controlled environment, hard seat, and lap belt were used to avoid distractions and other interferences from environmental sources, to insure most complete transmission of the same input to all subjects, and to control possible ...
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Whole-body vibration exercise in the management of cardiovascular diseases: A systematic review
Journal of Bodywork and Movement Therapies, 2023Mario Bernardo-Filho +2 more
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The effect of whole body vibration on the cochleaa.
The Laryngoscope, 1969T, Jauhiainen +3 more
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