Accession Number N20120009404
Title Shoulder Injuries in US Astronauts Related to EVA Suit Design.
Publication Date May 2012
Media Count 44p
Personal Author M. Van Baalen P. McCulloch R. Scheuring R. Watson S. Bowen T. Blatt
Abstract There are multiple factors associated with the mechanism of injury that leads to shoulder injury requiring surgical repair. Despite the injury prevention measures taken from the 2003 Shoulder Tiger Team recommendations, shoulder injuries and subsequent shoulder surgeries remain relatively unchanged.
Keywords Aerospace safety
Astronaut training
Astronauts
Case histories
Extravehicular activity
Extravehicular mobility units
Injuries
Neutral buoyancy simulation
Prevention
Safety factors
Shoulders
Surgery
Torso


 
Source Agency National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NTIS Subject Category 84 - Space Technology
95E - Life Support Systems
57E - Clinical Medicine
Corporate Author National Aeronautics and Space Administration, Houston, TX. Lyndon B. Johnson Space Center.
Document Type Technical report
Title Note N/A
NTIS Issue Number 1223
Contract Number N/A

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