Standard and alternative methods of stretcher carriage : performance, human factors, and cardiorespiratory responses

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<abstract>Transporting a casualty on a stretcher is a common task for medical and military personnel. Stretchers are ussually carried by hand, but distributing the load to other parts of the body may have advantage. The aims of this investigation were to examine performance, human factors and cardiorespiratory responses while using four methods of long-term stretcher carriage. Two of these forms of carriage take adventage of the concepts and technologies discussed above</abstract>
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<text>Vol. 43, nº 5, May 2000 ; p. 639-652</text>
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