Electromyographic analysis of relevant muscle groups during completion of computer tasks using different computer mouse positions.

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Hiromichi Sugiura

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Hironori Tanoue

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Mitsunobu Kono

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Ryoichi Inaba

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Shunji Sako

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Interactive effects of acute experimental pain in trapezius and sored wrist extensor on the electromyography of the forearm muscles during computer work.

Dynamic stabilizing function of the deltoid muscle in shoulders with anterior instability.

Influence of time pressure and verbal provocation on physiological and psychological reactions during work with a computer mouse.

The effect on forearm and shoulder muscle activity in using different slanted computer mice.

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10.1080/10803548.2016.1275140

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