BACKGROUND: Wrist pressure and angulation while working at a computer workstation
have been associated with cumulative trauma disorders (CTDs) like carpal tunnel syndrome …

Long weekly hours of keyboard use may lead to or aggravate carpal tunnel syndrome. The
effects of typing on fluid pressure in the carpal tunnel, a possible mediator of carpal tunnel …

With increasing frequency, reports appear in the popular press linking hand and wrist
musculoskeletal disorders (MSDs) with keyboard work. Excessive ulnar deviation and self …

Objective: Compare wrist kinematics and typing force during computer work across two
workstations, one configured according to recommended guidelines with the keyboard …

Non-neutral wrist positions and external pressure leading to increased carpal tunnel
pressure during computer use have been associated with a heightened risk of carpal tunnel …

Objective We validated the effect of moveable arm support (Armrest®) on wrist posture
during three standardized tasks. Background The use of the computer mouse has been …

Background: Extensive keyboarding has been associated as a risk factor for repetitive strain
injuries. Modifying the slope angle may decrease the negative cumulative effects of this …

Given the growing global computer workforce, concerns exist about the escalation of
computer related injury with Carpal tunnel syndrome (CTS) being one of the most reported …

The relationship of chronic musculoskeletal disorders, such as carpal tunnel syndrome and
wrist tendinitis, to prolonged alphanumeric keyboard use is controversial. Known risk-factors …

Carpal tunnel syndrome is a symptomatic compression neuropathy of the median nerve as it
travels through the wrist. Several factors such as wrist angle and finger posture cause a …