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A.T. Literature- Carpal Tunnel Syndrome

  1. “Enabling Products”: Consumers With Limited Hand Functions Evaluate an Automatic Jar Opener
  2. Bytes of Learning Releases Ultrakey Version 4
  3. Click Your Mouse without Lifting a Finger
  4. Desk Job Proves to be Painful for Some
  5. Effect of an Ergonomic Wheelchair Handrim on Symptoms and Functional Status Related to Carpal Tunnel Syndrome
  6. Efficacy of a Fabricated Customized Splint and Tendon and Nerve Gliding Exercises for the Treatment of Carpal Tunnel Syndrome: A Randomized Controlled Trial
  7. Ergonomic Desktop
  8. Ergoroller Massages Your Wrist While You Mouse
  9. Fishing Rod Forearm Support
  10. Gizmos and Gadgets
  11. Golf Gloves Designed by a Physical Therapist
  12. Hands-On Solutions
  13. Hate Talking to Your PC? Nuance Gets Users Heard
  14. Investigation of the Performance of an Ergonomic Handrim as a Pain-Relieving Intervention for Manual Wheelchair Users
  15. John Williams' Column: Lomak Is An Innovation in Empowerment for People With Disabilities
  16. John Williams' Column: Using Assistive Technology Products to Combat Carpal Tunnel Syndrome
  17. JWOD/JETS National Engineering Design Challenge Finals
  18. Keyless Keyboard
  19. Kinetic Analysis of Wheelchair Propulsion for Various Surface and Ramp Conditions
  20. Miniature Computer Keyboard and Mouse
  21. My Ergonomic Home Office
  22. One Touch Easy Open Door
  23. Rice University Team's Award-Winning Device Could Benefit Treatment of Hand Injuries
  24. Shawn Grassley Discovers A New World Through Assistive Technology
  25. SoftStep KeyWorx Offers Foot-Operated Computing
  26. Speech Recognition, Dyslexia and Disabilities
  27. The Effect of Hand Contact Speed on Wheelchair Propulsion Kinetics
  28. The Effectiveness of Using Two Different Types of Anti-Vibration Gloves Compared to Bare Hand Condition at Dampening the Frequencies Associated With Hand-Arm Vibration Syndrome
  29. The Natural-Fit Handrim: Designed with Your Hand in Mind
  30. Treating the Whole Person: Exploring a Multidisciplinary Approach to Pain Management
  31. Wireless Ergonomic Desktop Set May Help Curb Workplace Typing Injuries
  32. Wrist Pain and Strength in Individuals With Paraplegia
  33. Wrists on Fire? Tech Gear for What Ails You
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