Re: Microtomes and Carpel Tunnel Syndrome
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In a message dated 99-01-15 22:23:09 EST, C.lee@uq.net.au writes:
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Hi Christine,
Yes, it's real. Of course you already know that, but for extra ammunition you
can use the following:
Herman, G.E. et al. (1995), Histologists, microtomy, chronic repetitive
trauma, and techniques to avoid injury: I. A statistical evaluation of the
job functions performed by histologists. J. Histotechnol., 18 (2): 139-143.
Herman, G.E. et al. (1995), Histologists, microtomy, chronic repetitive
trauma, and techniques to avoid injury: II. A physical and rehabilitation
medicine physician's perspective. J. Histotechnol., 18 (4): 327-329.
Herman, G.E. et al. (1996), Histologists, microtomy, chronic repetitive
trauma, and techniques to avoid injury: III. Comparison of performance
characteristics of a motorized microtome to conventional rotary microtomes.
J. Histotechnol., 19 (1): 55-63.
There is also a report from the NSH Health & Safety Committee by Pearl Gervais
and Sharon Whitley: "Cumulative Trauma Disorders and the Histotechnologist."
Bob
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