Publikationer

VibroSense Meter systemet baseras på klinisk forskning som bland annat utförts på medicinska fakulteten för Institutionen för translationell medicin vid universitetet i Lund och Malmö. Professorerna Göran Lundborg och Lars Dahlin är initiativtagare till användningen av Multi Frekvens Vibrametri och har i sin forskning visat att metoden ger underlag för en säker och tidig diagnos av bland annat vibrationsskador.

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Vibrationsinducerad neuropati (HAVS)

1. The diagnostic test performance of clinical point-of-care testing in relation to quantitative sensory testing for neurosensory injury among workers exposed to hand-arm vibration
2. Dose–response relationship between hand–arm vibration exposure and vibrotactile thresholds among roadworkers
3. Vibration induced injuries in hands in long-term vibration exposed workers
4. Test-retest reliability of neurophysiological tests of hand-arm vibration syndrome in vibration exposed workers and unexposed referents
5. Vibration-induced muscle injury in the hand - experimental and clinical studies
6. Hand Muscle weakness in long-term vibration exposure
7. Vibration-induced hand problems: role of the peripheral nerves in the pathophysiology
8. Hand-arm vibration exposure influences performance of daily activities
9. Neurophysiological findings in vibration-exposed male workers
10. Hand function in workers with hand-arm vibration syndrome
11. Vibrotactile sense in the hand-arm vibration syndrome
12. Hand problems in 100 vibration-exposed symptomatic male workers
13. Is vibration-induced white finger a reversible syndrome if vibration is stopped?
14. Neuropathy in female dental personnel exposed to high frequency vibrations

Diabetes perifer neuropati (DPN)

1. Diagnostic contribution of multi-frequency vibrometry to detection of peripheral neuropathy in type 1 diabetes mellitus compared with nerve conduction studies
2. Improved metabolic control using glucose monitoring systems leads to improvement in vibration perception thresholds in type 1 diabetes patients
3. Comparison between multifrequency vibrometry, neurothesiometer and nerve conduction studies in subjects with type 1 diabetes
4. Strong association between vibration perception thresholds at low frequencies (4 and 8 Hz), neuropathic symptoms and diabetic foot ulcers
5. Impaired vibrotactile sense in children and adolescents with type 1 diabetes – Signs of peripheral neuropathy
6. Impaired vibrotactile sense at low frequencies in fingers in autoantibody positive and negative diabetes
7. Vibration thresholds are increased at low frequencies in the sole of the foot in diabetes-a novel multi-frequency approach

Cellgiftsinducerad neuropati (CIPN)

1. Oral cannabidiol for prevention of acute and transient chemotherapy-induced peripheral neuropathy
2. Addressing Chemotherapy-Induced Peripheral Neuropathy Using Multi-Frequency Vibrometry and Patient-Reported Outcomes
3. Vibration Perception Threshold and Heart Rate Variability as methods to assess chemotherapy-induced neuropathy in women with breast cancer - a pilot study

Multifrekvensvibrometri (MFV)

1. Normative values of the vibration perception thresholds at finger pulps and metatarsal heads in healthy adults
2. Vibrotactile Perception in Finger Pulps and in the Sole of the Foot in Healthy Subjects among Children or Adolescents

Karpaltunnelsyndrom 

1. Vibration thresholds in carpal tunnel syndrome assessed by multiple frequency vibrometry: a case-control study
2. Vibrotactile sense in patients with diabetes and carpal tunnel syndrome
3. Vibrotactile sense in median and ulnar nerve innervated fingers of men with Type 2 diabetes, normal or impaired glucose tolerance

Övrigt

1. Progression and regression of nerve fibre pathology and dysfunction early in diabetes over 5 years 
2. Neurosensory sequelae assessed by thermal and vibrotactile perception thresholds after local cold injury
3. The two-point discrimination test--time for a re-appraisal?