Interdisciplinary development of an ergonomic prone mobility cart.

Q Medicine
Steven W Brose, Martin J Kilbane, Elizabeth Harpster, Steven J Mitchell, Chester Ho, Ken J Gustafson
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Abstract

Pressure ulcers remain a major source of morbidity and mortality in Veterans with neurologic impairment. Management of pressure ulcers typically involves pressure relief over skin regions containing wounds, but this can lead to loss of mobility and independence when the wounds are located in regions that receive pressure during sitting. An innovative, iterative design process was undertaken to improve prone cart design for persons with spinal cord injury and pressure ulceration. Further investigation of ways to improve prone carts is warranted to enhance the quality of life of persons with pressure ulcers.

一种符合人体工程学的移动小车的跨学科开发。
压疮仍然是退伍军人神经损伤发病和死亡的主要原因。压疮的治疗通常包括对伤口皮肤区域进行减压,但当伤口位于坐着时承受压力的区域时,这可能导致活动能力和独立性的丧失。一个创新的,迭代的设计过程,以改善俯卧推车的设计,为脊髓损伤和压迫性溃疡的人。为了提高压疮患者的生活质量,有必要进一步研究改善俯卧推车的方法。
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