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    Digital Accessibility in Handicapped Persons
    (IEEE, 2017) Kinali, Gulsah; Bilen, Omer; Doganay, Fatma; Abakay, Oguzhan
    Studies about improving of health quality conditions of handicapped members is getting increase. Internet become one of the important part of human life in todays. Accessibility is a term that determine of using systems and product by everyone. Our aim in this study to determine difficulties of handicapped persons to use internet and smart phone. According to results of the study, handicapped persons have technic difficulty in internet using (%91,8), also they are thinking this situation keep them away from social life (%76,3). Handicapped persons have specific requirements in order to improve their internet using such as visual and voice guide (%46,4), much more clear signals (%46,0) and also accessible web pages (%45,1). According to our study we decided that, digital accessibility products production need to be accelerate with collaboration of production companies and universities.
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    ELECTROMYOGRAPHIC ANALYSIS OF UPPER EXTREMITY MUSCLES DURING OVERHEAD WORK
    (IEEE, 2015) Kinali, Gulsah; Kara, Sadik; Yildirim, Mustafa Selman
    It is known that repeated movements of upper extremities result in over use injuries however, it is really challenging to distinguish which of them do so. Primary aim of the project is to determine the effect of different shoulder positions on gripping capability of hand and electro physiologic activityof upper extremity muscles. 23 case report data which have ages ranging between 18 and 30 are analysed. Depending on the shoulder flexion, hand gripping capability decreased explicitly. Suggested to analyse together with the fact that at levels higher than shoulders, despite maximum muscular activitythe hand gripping capability decreased explicitly is interpreted so that when the arm is raised the extremity exerts higher efforts for stabilizing the arm rather than ripping function. According to our results, as the shoulder flexion increases, muscular activity and depending on this the muscular exhaustion also increases where as the functional quality of hand decreases. The case is both a risk factor for an occupational disease and a situation that decreases skillful functioning of hands. For the next researches, advantages of exhaustion reducing apparatus and ergonomic systems, which can be used during works requiring over shoulder movements, are EMG results.