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Assessment of work-related hand and elbow workloads using measurement-based TLV for HAL
Applied Ergonomics ( IF 3.1 ) Pub Date : 2020-12-21 , DOI: 10.1016/j.apergo.2020.103310
David H Seidel 1 , Kai Heinrich 2 , Ingo Hermanns-Truxius 2 , Rolf P Ellegast 2 , Lope H Barrero 3 , Monika A Rieger 4 , Benjamin Steinhilber 4 , Britta Weber 2
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Direct-measurement-based methods for assessing workloads of the hand or elbow in the field are rare. Aim of the study was to develop such a method based on the Threshold Limit Value for Hand Activity Level (TLV for HAL). Hence, HAL was quantified using kinematic data (mean power frequencies, angular velocities and micro-pauses) and combined with electromyographic data (root-mean-square values) in order to generate a measurement-based TLV for HAL (mTLV for HAL). The multi-sensor system CUELA including inertial sensors, potentiometers and a 4-channel surface electromyography module was used. For wrist and elbow regions, associations between mTLV for HAL and disorders/complaints (quantified by odds ratios (OR [95%-confidence interval])) were tested exploratively within a cross-sectional field study with 500 participants. Higher workloads were frequently significantly associated with arthrosis of distal joints (9.23 [3.29–25.87]), wrist complaints (2.89 [1.63–5.11]) or elbow complaints (1.99 [1.08–3.67]). The new method could extend previous application possibilities.



中文翻译:

使用基于测量的 TLV for HAL 评估与工作相关的手和肘部工作量

用于评估现场手或肘部工作负荷的基于直接测量的方法很少见。该研究的目的是开发一种基于手部活动水平阈值限值(HAL 的 TLV)的方法。因此,使用运动学数据(平均功率频率、角速度和微停顿)量化 HAL,并结合肌电图数据(均方根值)以生成基于测量的 HAL TLV(HAL 的 mTLV)。使用了多传感器系统 CUELA,包括惯性传感器、电位计和 4 通道表面肌电模块。对于腕部和肘部区域,在一项有 500 名参与者的横断面实地研究中探索性地测试了 HAL 的 mTLV 与疾病/投诉(通过比值比(OR [95% 置信区间])量化)之间的关联。较高的工作量通常与远端关节的关节病 (9.23 [3.29–25.87])、腕部不适 (2.89 [1.63-5.11]) 或肘部不适 (1.99 [1.08-3.67]) 显着相关。新方法可以扩展以前的应用可能性。

更新日期:2020-12-21
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