Mechanical Properties of Lumbar Bilateral Systems Using Two Different Spinal Rods are Comparable

Hudák, Radovan; Poláček, Irenej; Fedorova, L. I.; Halfarová, Petra; Lisy, Martin; Živčák, Jozef

doi:10.1007/978-3-319-11128-5_71

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“…Because of the weight and dimensional demands these have to be anchored deep in floor so a room situated under the surgery room is occupied as well. [4,5] Hydraulic systems bring also high demands for space and dangerous of liquid leakage, are expensive, need often and regular maintain. And the most crucial point: there has to be a source of pressurized medium.…”

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Table Lifting Mechanism Design for Medical Surgery Application base on Human Force Driven

Novak¹,

Penhaker²,

František³

2016

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The paper deals with a concept of lifting mechanisms for surgery tables powered by human force only. The issue is to design a simple surgery table without any use of electricity or hydraulic equipment. The lifting mechanism of the table is based purely on mechanical components and is driven by a human power. Force and kinematical relation was stated and evaluated for medical and veterinary usage of surgery tables. Two concepts of the lifting mechanism are introduced and investigated.

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confidence: 99%