Re: Sonographers wrist....er, elbow!

From: DuBose, Terry (DuboseTerryJ@exchange.uams.edu)
Mon Aug 17 17:37:28 1998


FYI, Terry J. DuBose, M.S., RDMS
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You can call SDMS Laura Logan and order over 40 articles on MSI in sonographers. Since there are many MSI's in different parts of the body there is not just one simple answer. I wish there was. I will try and cut and paste the bibliography to this email for you all to see what articles you can receive for only $20 which is the copy cost.

We are currently having our survey translated into Chinese because of interest in China and significant problems there uncovered during my last with the U/S delegation. Australia has also contacted me with the same request in the past few weeks.

There is a "wellness" tuitorial at the upcoming Orlando meeting when this and other work related topics will be covered see your meeting brochure.

ps terry please post to the other list serves if you would like to. JB

BIBLIOGRAPHY

SONOGRAPHER ARTICLES

1. Repetitive Strain Injuries: by James Thompson MD. Treatment by primary care physicians of most common injuries. (not specific to sonographers) 2. Ergonomic Evaluation of work performed by sonographers while conducting ultrasound examinations: by Dave Ogram Occupational Hygienist of Sask labor Canada. 3. A Detailed Analysis of Ultrasound techniques, and the related Human-Machine Interface: by Jason Casey et al Simon Fraser University. 4. Occupational Hazards of Sonography: An Update by Marveen Craig JDMS 1:47-50, January/February 1990. 5. Dealing with Feelings, Sonographer Stress and Burnout by Marveen Craig JDMS 200-204, September/October 1985. 6. Sonography an Occupational Health Hazard?: by Marveen Craig JDMS May/June 1985 page 121-126 7. Repetitive Stress Injury : Part 1 Mechanism Part II Prevention by Dr Mehaffy (not specific to sonographers) 8. Keeping a Diary or Log Book: 9. Terms and terminology relating to RSI 10. Exercises for sonographers 11. Alternative methods to Curb RSI 12. Royal Alexandra Hospital: Work Related Injuries in Ultrasound. Recommendations from Christine Supersad Manager Dept. of Ultrasound 13. Canadian Ergonomic Studies For Sonographers: Includes results of a survey 14. Repetitive Strain Injuries and Cardiac Sonographers: by Mary Bell, et al 15. Introduction to an Ultrasound Project by Rick Hall Simon Fraser University Kinesiology Masters Student Spring 1996. 16. Conclusion of a thesis on RSI in sonographers by Lois Wihlidal 17. High Resolution Sonography of the Flexor tendons in trigger Fingers by G. Serafini MD et al. (study using sonography as a diagnostic tool) 18. Prevalence of Carpal Tunnel Syndrome and Other Work-related Musculoskeletal Problems in Cardiac Sonographers. by Heidi Vanderpool et al : JOM Volume 35, Number 6, June 1993. 19. Presbyterian/St Luke's Med Ctr. Location of an Ultrasound Department. Includes a "job site analysis" 20. An Ergonomic Assessment Of Ultrasonography by Leslie Allan & Alan Vukusic. for Kinesiology 480 Simon Fraser 21. The Sonographer and RSI by L. Wihlidal Nov 1994. 22. Ergonomic Interventions in Echocardiography by Rolande Daignault Manager of the Ergotherapy Department. Hosp. Services Admin. Dept. May 1991 Annual meeting of the Assoc. of Cardiologists and the Society of Echocardiography of Quebec. 23. Work-Related Scanning Injuries by Laura Newkirk RDMS Hamilton General Hospital 24. Musculoskeletal Symptomatology and Repetitive Strain Injuries in Diagnostic Medical Sonographers. A pilot study in Washington & Oregon Spring 1996. 25. The RSI Network Twenty truths about RSI by Peter Bower MD (not specific to sonography) 26. Work-Related Cumulative Trauma Disorders of the Upper Extremity by David Rempel MD et al: JAMA February 12, 1992 Vol 267, No 6 (not specific to sonography) special communication. 27. Outline of Lecture given to manufacturers at the Palm Springs SDMS meeting by Lois Wihlidal. 28. An injury profile of practicne DMS in Alberta by Lois Wihlidal. 29.Scanning in pain by Kathleen Wilson RT image vol 9 No 24 25, 16 & 20 30. Recommendations for equipment modifications 31RSI debate USA today article 32. Evolution of a sonographer by Sharon Toberia 33. Musculoskeletal Pain in cardia Ultrasonographers. Results of a Recent Survey by Annette Smith ASE May 1997 357-362 34Occupational Health Hazards to the Ultrasonographer and Their Possible Prevention by Brian Mercer ASE May 1997 363-366 35 Repetitive Upper Extremity Motions in the Workplace are not Hazardous by Norton Hadler Journal of Hand Surgery vol 22A no1 Jan 1997 36Keyboard Often injustly blamed for RSI Inlcudes some great web site addresses Repetive stress injury are job reality report says 37.Title 8 Gen Industry safety Orders Section 5110 Ergonomic June '97 release 38. State of calif and State West Virginia have some new laws in 1997 that relate to RSI 39Prevelance of MSI disorders and related work and personal factors amouind Diag Med Soc by Iam Pike et al JDMS Sept 1997 40. Sonography:Safety:Survival and Satisfaction by M Olney MD Offical procedings Sept 25-28 Nashville SDMS meeting pages 295-301

This is the list for $20

Joseph A Worrall wrote:

> I believe Joan Baker has done a good deal of research on the problem of > stress injury in sonographers. Hopefully she will see this thread and give > us some references. There is quite a body of literature on the subject. > > Joseph A Worrall MD RDMS




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