[Should locomotor disorders of upper extremities under exposure to local vibration be considered as a pathogenetic sign of vibration disease?].
To understand role of local vibration in development of locomotory disorders in hands of vibration disease patients, the authors studied relationship between these disorders with major syndromes in vibration disease. Findings are that the main etiologic factor leading to locomotory changes at work with local vibration is a degree of static efforts in this type of work.
Penkovich
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Prigoda
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Suetina
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Vasil'evykh
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