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Rehabilitation Technology
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Date/Time: | Fr. 2022/05/13 13:00 - 14:15
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Place: | CCO, Room 4 |
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![]() ![]() Initial clinical experience with an outpatient real-time biofeedback system in an orthosis for continuous monitoring of partial loading Abstract:
Menschen sind nicht in der Lage anhand klassischer Trainingsmethoden eine ihnen vorgegebene Belastung einzuhalten. Durch den Einsatz eines ambulanten Echtzeit-Biofeedbacksystems zur kontinuierlichen Kontrolle konnten wir im Rahmen unserer Studie die Anzahl von Fehlbelastungen signifikant verringern.
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![]() ![]() Reducing skin temperature and humidity using a wheelchair cushion microclimate cover with active airflow Abstract:
We tested the extent to which a microclimate cushion cover with active airflow can help wheelchair users manage their microclimate more effectively and found that with permeable cushions the microclimate cover was effective in optimizing the microclimate of wheelchair users.
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Conijn, Nienke
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![]() ![]() Improving Quality of Life and living independence of a Quadruple amputee with a Microclimate backrest with active airflow installed on a wheelchair Abstract:
This case study shows how a microclimate backrest with active airflow can significantly improve the quality of life of a 47-year old male who is a quadruple amputee. The individual is now able to use his myoelectric prosthesis more often and live more independently.
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Conijn, Nienke
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![]() ![]() The coefficient of friction of wheelchair seats as a risk assessment for potential pressure ulcers Abstract:
Pressure ulcers in wheelchair users are caused by shear stress. We investigated the kinetic coefficient of friction (COF) of 5 wheelchair seats. The lowest COF measured (0.35-0.4) was still too high. We recommend a very low COF surface combined with a concave seat to reduce the ulcer risk.
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Fuss, Franz Konstantin
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