… Musculoskeletal discomfort and perceived fatigue did not vary significantly between
configurations. Postural risks for seated and standing work were significantly lower for Ergo-Fit …

… [85] found limited, but high quality, evidence that multidisciplinary rehabilitation for non-specific
musculoskeletal arm pain, including both physical and psychosocial approaches, was …

… standardized text passage at a computer work station for 4 h. Subjects rated perceived
body … no statistically significant effect of sitting time on discomfort scores in the elbow, wrist/hand, …

… Background The musculoskeletal complaints of the arm, neck and/or shoulder (CANS)
affect the work-related tasks of workers who are sitting in front of the computer for an extended …

… forearm pain (61.7%). The parts of the body with lower prevalences of musculoskeletal
complaints were wrist… of having work-related musculoskeletal pain during the previous 12 months. …

… effect on neck, left shoulder, right wrist and left thigh … of the Cornell musculoskeletal
disorders questionnaire (CMDQ) [… measuring job stress based on the job demands–control–support …

… that the risk of job stress was more likely for wrist and hand disorders compared to other …
with the highest impact. Overall, the results demonstrated that this risk factor could affect up to 87…

… The RULA gives a score for the upper arm, lower arm, and wrist (their combination is called
score A); neck, trunk, and leg (their combination gives score B); as well as a final score (…

… work-related musculoskeletal disorders (WRMSDs) due to their various hazardous job tasks…
Scores were entered for each body region in Section A for arm and wrist, and Section B for …

… Awkward postures (Repetitive or Sustained): The positions of the wrist and arm are often
considered during awkward postures while executing out the tasks, which may be repetitive or …