Factors influencing sport participation among athletes with spinal cord injury

Article Abstract:

This article examines social factors that influence athletes to remain physically active after a disabling spinal cord injury. Findings indicate that hospital-based rehabilitation programs play an integral role in reintroducing the patient to sports and that social aspects such as fun, competition, health benefits, and socialization influence long-term participation.

Taiwan, Social aspects, Care and treatment, Statistical Data Included, Disabled persons, Sports, Disabled athletes, Hospitals, Spinal cord injuries, Sports for the handicapped, Rehabilitation research, Hospital rehabilitation services

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Cartridge technology

Article Abstract:

The past developments in cartridge filter technology for industrial dust control and process air filtration and the future of the dust control industry are discussed. Cartridge medias are not only more efficient compared to conventional bag type medias but 'pleated' cartridge type element has also helped to achieve more compact solutions.

Technology application, Filters (Separation), Air filters, Dust control

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