Development of an Inner-type Assist Device to Reduce the Burden of Wearing Radiation Protective Clothing

Hayato YAMADA; A Inaba; Yasuki Hori; K. Hayashi; Takeshi Ebara; Yasuyuki YAMADA

doi:10.5100/jje.61.338

December 15, 2025The Japanese Journal of ErgonomicsOpen Access

Development of an Inner-type Assist Device to Reduce the Burden of Wearing Radiation Protective Clothing

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Key Points

The inner-type assist device reduces load on the shoulder by approximately 70%, promoting better posture.
Evidence suggests potential decreased neck pain in men from the use of lumbar support.
Development involved innovative load distribution methods to alleviate musculoskeletal disorders during procedures.
The approach emphasizes maintaining procedural integrity while minimizing physical strain from protective clothing.

Implication

Development of an inner-type assist device that reduces shoulder load in medical personnel during procedures, suggesting a significant reduction in discomfort.

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YAMADA et al. (2025) studied this question.

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