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  • Epidemiological Characteristics of 35 Spinal Cord Injury Patients in Wenchuan Earthquake

    目的:分析汶川地震致脊髓损伤患者的病情特点。方法:对35例地震致脊髓损伤患者进行回顾性调查。结果:地震造成的这35例脊髓损伤患者在性别、年龄无明显差异,完全性损伤占42.86%,不完全损伤占57.14%。主要致伤原因为压榨伤(68.57%)。骨折部位依次为腰椎(57.14%)、胸椎(28.57%)、颈椎(11.43%)。受伤时体位60%为屈曲位。31.43%的完全性损伤患者由非专业救援人员救出。结论:35例患者脊髓损伤程度普遍较重,主要是与地震当时巨大冲击力有关,也与受灾现场救援条件严重受限,错过最佳治疗时机有关。现场的急救、救援方式对患者的伤情和预后有重要影响,因此需要大力宣传和普及灾害后抢救伤员的基本知识。

    Release date:2016-09-08 09:54 Export PDF Favorites Scan
  • Three-dimensional human-robot mechanics modeling for dual-arm nursing-care robot transfer based on individualized musculoskeletal multibody dynamics

    During transfer tasks, the dual-arm nursing-care robot require a human-robot mechanics model to determine the balance region to support the patient safely and stably. Previous studies utilized human-robot two-dimensional static equilibrium models, ignoring the human body volume and muscle torques, which decreased model accuracy and confined the robot ability to adjust the patient’s posture in three-dimensional spatial. Therefore, this study proposes a three-dimensional spatial mechanics modeling method based on individualized human musculoskeletal multibody dynamics. Firstly, based on the mechanical features of dual-arm support, this study constructed a foundational three-dimensional human-robot mechanics model including body posture, contact position and body force. With the computed tomography data from subjects, a three-dimensional femur-pelvis-sacrum model was reconstructed, and the individualized musculoskeletal dynamics was analyzed using the ergonomics software, which derived the human joint forces and completed the mechanic model. Then, this study established a dual-arm robot transfer platform to conduct subject transfer experiments, showing that the constructed mechanics model possessed higher accuracy than previous methods. In summary, this study provides a three-dimensional human-robot mechanics model adapting to individual transfers, which has potential application in various scenarios such as nursing-care and rehabilitating robots.

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