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Praca zawodowa a choroby reumatyczne

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Jędryka-Góral A. , Łastowiecka E.

tom nr 5

19-21

W artykule przedstawiono problemy dotyczące osób aktywnych zawodowo, z rozpoznaną chorobą reumatyczną. Przybliżono czytelnikom charakter tych schorzeń oraz ich związek ze sposobem wykonywania pracy lub warunkami pracy. Wskazano konieczność profilaktyki pierwotnej i wtórnej, jak również rehabilitacji zawodowej.

n the article the authors present the problems of working people with rheumatic disease. The character of these disorders and the relation between them and the kind of work or working environment are described. The necessity of primary and secondary prevention and rehabilitation is indicated.

Analysis of Conditions and Organization of Work of Notebook Computer Users

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Malińska M. , Bugajska J. , Kamińska J. , Jędryka-Góral A.

tom Vol. 18, No. 3

443--449

Aim. The aim of this study was to evaluate working conditions with a notebook computer (notebook) as a potential cause of musculoskeletal disorders. Material and methods. The study had 2 stages. The first one was a questionnaire survey among 300 notebook users. The next stage was an expert analysis of 53 randomly selected workstations. The questionnaire survey included questions about the participants, their working conditions, work organization and also duration of work with a notebook. Results and conclusions. The results of the research showed that most examined operators used a notebook as a basic working tool. The most important irregularities included an unadjustable working surface, unadjustable height of the seat pan and backrest, unadjustable height and distance between the armrests and no additional ergonomic devices (external keyboard, docking station, notebook stand or footstool).

Carpal Tunnel Syndrome in Occupational Medicine Practice

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Bugajska J. , Jędryka-Góral A. , Sudoł-Szopińska I. , Tomczykiewicz K.

tom Vol. 13, No. 1

29--38

Work-related overload syndromes are chiefly associated with the upper limbs, where carpal tunnel syndrome (CTS) plays a leading role. This article analyses methods of diagnosing CTS, with special emphasis on those that can be used by physicians in early diagnosis of CTS in workers doing monotonous work. It also discusses occupational (e.g., assembly work, typing, playing instruments, packaging and work associated with the use of a hammer or pruning scissors) and extra-occupational factors (e.g., post-traumatic deformation of bone elements of the carpal tunnel, degenerative and inflammatory changes in tendon sheaths, connective tissue hypertrophy or formation of crystal deposits) leading to CTS; diagnostic methods (subjective symptoms, physical examination, manual provocative tests, vibration perception threshold, electrophysiological examination and imaging methods); and therapeutic and preventive management tools accessible in occupational medicine practice.