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770 results about "Grip strength" patented technology

Grip strength is the force applied by the hand to pull on or suspend from objects and is a specific part of hand strength. Optimum-sized objects permit the hand to wrap around a cylindrical shape with a diameter from one to three inches. Stair rails are an example of where shape and diameter are critical for proper grip in case of a fall. Other grip strengths that have been studied are the hammer and other hand tools. In applications of grip strength, the wrist must be in a neutral position to avoid developing cumulative trauma disorders (CTDs).

Surgical clip and method for making same

An improved clip or clamp is provided having a one-piece wire-form construction that is suited for rapid and repeatable manufacture. The clamp, which may be disposable or reusable, includes a first jaw portion, a second jaw portion, a first handle portion, a second handle portion and a central coil or tensioning device, all of which are formed from a single piece of wire. The central coil or tensioning device comprises one or more turns. The handle portions may include ring-shaped distal ends that further enhance grip. The jaw portions may be shaped, curved, bent or otherwise configured to provide access to specific areas of a procedure. The clamp may be coated with a material providing improved traction and padding. In a method of the invention, a single wire is wound at least one turn forming the central coil and two extensions. A first extension of the wire is formed into the first jaw portion by bending back on itself, the first extension is then returned to the central coil where it is formed to rest upon an outer surface of the central coil. The bent first extension, which now extends rearward in a direction opposite to the direction of the first jaw portion, is then bent again forming the first handle portion. A second extension is similarly bent to form the second jaw portion and the second handle portion. The single-wire construction of the clamp may be achieved through programmed wire forming. In another aspect of the invention, a plurality of clamps may be placed upon a traction rod made from a metal or plastic material to align two or more stump portions of a severed vessel or tissue for reconnection or anastomosis.
Owner:APPL MEDICAL RESOURCES CORP

Gripping function evaluating and training system

The invention discloses a gripping function evaluating and training system. The gripping function evaluating and training system comprises a host interaction module, a signal acquisition module, a signal storage module and a host control module, wherein the host interaction module is used for guiding a user to adjust gripping force and muscle contraction conditions in real time to fulfill a virtual task; the signal acquisition module is used for acquiring mechanical signals and electromyographic signals of the upper limbs of the user; the signal storage module is used for receiving and storing the mechanical signals and the electromyographic signals of the signal acquisition module, and storing characteristic parameters; the host control module is connected with the host interaction module and the signal storage module respectively, and is used for computing and processing the mechanical signals and the electromyographic signals transmitted by the signal acquisition module to obtain the characteristic parameters, controlling a virtual scene to perform corresponding game operation so as to train the motion control function through the characteristic parameters, and finally transmitting the characteristic parameters to the signal storage module. The gripping function evaluating and training system performs human-computer interaction by utilizing multiple parameters such as the electromyographic signals and the mechanical signals, and is used for training and evaluating the hand function of a stroke patient, so that the hand motion function of the patient is improved.
Owner:SUN YAT SEN UNIV
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