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A.T. Literature- Pressure Evaluation System

  1. A Force Plate for Measuring Contact Forces During Independent Transfers
  2. A Hypothesis: Self-Propulsion in a Wheelchair Early After Stroke Might Not Be Harmful
  3. A Phantom for the Evaluation of Pressure Relief Surfaces
  4. A Smart Floor Tile for Autonomous and Passive Physiological Monitoring: Preliminary Design and Results
  5. A Very Special Forum
  6. An Evaluation of Therapeutic Foam Mattresses in Pressure Reduction
  7. Analysis of Whole-Body Vibrations of Suspension Manual Wheelchairs: Utilization of the Absorbed Power Method
  8. Application of Mobile Phone Technology in the Elderly - A Simple Telecare System for Home Rehabilitation
  9. Challenges of Telerehabilitation in the Home Environment
  10. Choosing a Wheelchair
  11. Comparison of Seat Interface Pressures Using Continuous Measurement in Wheelchair Propulsion Activities
  12. Conforming Sensor Technology
  13. Determining Shift Activity via Under-Cushion Monitoring
  14. Development of a System to Study the Effect of Alternating Pressure Loading on Skin Perfusion
  15. Economic Assessment of Pressure Sore Prevention Using a Computerized Mattress System in Patients With Spinal Cord Injury
  16. Effect of Seat Inclination on Seated Pressures of Individuals With Spinal Cord Injury
  17. Effects of Stimulated Hip Extension Moment and Position on Upper-Limb Support Forces During FNS-Induced Standing-A Technical Note
  18. Examining Changes in Pressure Mapping Output Parameters With Multiple Sclerosis (MS) Clients (1): Standard Deviation and Number of Activated Sensors
  19. Examining Changes in Pressure Mapping Output Parameters With Multiple Sclerosis Clients (2): Centre of Pressure
  20. Hammocking: The Effect of Cushion Covers on Interface Pressure Measurements
  21. Interface Pressure Mapping Displays a New View for Wheelchair Cushion Selection
  22. Interface Pressure Measurement in People With Multiple Sclerosis: Relationship Between Two Methods of Output Interpretation
  23. Measurement of Upper Extremity Performance as a Function of the Seating System: A Comparison on People With Multiple Sclerosis
  24. Pelvic Movement and Interface Pressure Distribution During Manual Wheelchair Propulsion
  25. Pressure Mapping in Seating: A Frequency Analysis Approach
  26. Promote Pressure Ulcer Healing in Individuals With Spinal Cord Injury Using an Individualized Cyclic Pressure-Relief Protocol
  27. Proview Eye Pressure Monitor Kit
  28. Sitting Pressure in a Wheelchair With Adjustable Ischial and Back Supports
  29. Technology for Pressure Ulcer Prevention
  30. The Influence of Backrest Inclination on Buttock Pressure
  31. The Use of Pressure Mapping for Seating Posture Characterisation in Children With Cerebral Palsy
  32. Toward Real-Time Detection of Deep Tissue Injury Risk in Wheelchair Users Using Hertz Contact Theory
  33. Validity of a Method to Quantify Transtibial Amputees’ Free-Living Prosthetic Wearing Times and Physical Activity Levels When Using Suction Suspension Sockets
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