Ergonomic problems encountered by the medical team related to products used for minimally invasive surgery.
作者： M. A. van Veelen , E. A. L. Nederlof , R. H. M. Goossens , C. J. Schot , J. J. Jakimowicz
DOI: 10.1007/S00464-002-9105-2
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摘要: Background: The aim of this study is to gain insight into the problems encountered by medical team related products used for minimally invasive surgery.Methods: An inventory was made during 12 endoscopic operations performed in one city hospital (Eindhoven, Netherlands). After observation, a questionnaire distributed all staff involved. Results: All categories personnel had physical, perceptional, and cognitive problems, especially surgeons, residents, sterile operation nurse. main causes were positioning apparatus staff, work clothing, limited reach and/or instruments. Of questionnaires, 80% returned: 50% experienced perceptional 63% physical discomfort surgical procedure. Conclusion: diversity observed reported surgery decrease comfort, efficiency, safety operating-room environment. Therefore, new design approach needed MIS order address that occur with current equipment.
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