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SUMMARY:HC3: Ergonomics in Healthcare I
DESCRIPTION:Lecture\n\nClassifying Restricted Knee Flexion and Affected Si
 des Using Plantar Pressure Data During Walking: A Preliminary Study\n\nDim
 inished knee flexion during walking, commonly observed in neuromuscular an
 d knee-related diseases, compromises gait stability and increases the risk
  of falls. This study developed an accessible, non-invasive algorithm usin
 g pressure platform data to predict restricted knee flexion and affected s
 i...\n\n\nSeobin Choi (Oregon State University) and Gwanseob Shin (Ulsan N
 ational Institute of Science & Technology)\n---------------------\nA Novel
  Labeling Method of Physiological-Based Pressure Pain Assessment Among Pat
 ients With and Without Chronic Low Back Pain\n\nPain, especially chronic p
 ain, is a complicated and subjective experience, threatening global health
 care as one of the most serious health problems. Traditionally, pain is as
 sessed by visual analogue scale (VAS) to indicate the pain intensity by th
 e patient self-report, causing them to become biased...\n\n\nWenchao Zhu, 
 Yan Xiao, and Yingzi Lin (Northeastern University)\n---------------------\
 nDo Exoskeletons Support Minimally Invasive Surgical Postures? A Systemati
 c Evaluation Across a Series of Typical Surgical Postures\n\nSurgeons who 
 perform minimally invasive surgery (MIS) often adopt static postures for e
 xtended durations which may lead to musculoskeletal injuries. Exoskeletons
  may be a potential intervention to offer support for the physical demands
  of MIS. Due to the nuances of surgeon positioning during surgica...\n\n\n
 Alec Gonzales and Jackie Cha (Clemson University)\n\nTrack: Health Care\n\
 nSession Chair: Kermit Davis (University of Cincinnati)
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