论文信息 - Instruments for the evaluation of ergonomics in surgery

Instruments for the evaluation of ergonomics in surgery

Ergonomics in the operating room (OR) remains an unsolved problem for both users and engineers. For the design of ergonomic products evaluating studies need to accompany the development process from the very beginning. For this purpose, ergonomic research provides a number of methods which are described and discussed in the present article.

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