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ISO 13091-2:2003

Mechanical vibration -- Vibrotactile perception thresholds for the assessment of nerve dysfunction -- Part 2: Analysis and interpretation of measurements at the fingertips

standard by International Organization for Standardization , 08/01/2003

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ISO 13091-2:2003 specifies methods and procedures for analysing and interpreting vibrotactile perception thresholds and threshold shifts. Procedures for describing statistically significant changes in vibrotactile perception thresholds are recommended.

ISO 13091-2:2003 is applicable to vibrotactile perception thresholds determined at the fingertips according to the provisions of ISO 13091-1.

Values for the vibrotactile perception thresholds of healthy persons, applicable to thresholds determined according to the provisions of ISO 13091-1, are given in Annex A.

The implications of observed changes in vibrotactile perception thresholds are considered in Annex B.

 

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Published:
08/01/2003
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1 file , 370 KB
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