The aim of this Master’s study was to quantify the effects of modifying computer work posture on neck/shoulder patterns in healthy young adults during a prolonged computer task. In turn, this would serve to provide objective data on a popular computer work intervention: walk-and-work. Upper body muscle activity (EMG) and blood flow (LDF) as well as discomfort and typing performance data were recorded every 9 minutes during a 90-min computer typing task during two sessions of sitting and walking on a treadmill. Results of this study show that discomfort in the neck/shoulder area was higher during sitting and this discomfort increased over time compared to walking. Muscle activity and blood flow patterns were indicative of a lower neck/should...
INTRODUCTION: Continuous static load during computer work results in gradual development of patholog...
BackgroundBecause of reported associations of psychosocial factors and computer related musculoskele...
Abstract Background Work-site strength training sessions are shown effective to prevent and reduce n...
The present study, a part of the PROOF (PRedicting Occupational biomechanics in OFfice workers) stud...
The present study, a part of the PROOF (PRedicting Occupational biomechanics in OFfice workers) stud...
Computer technology has advanced rapidly in the past few decades and computers have become a very im...
About 35 % of the working population in Sweden report that computer use accounts for 50% or more of ...
Work-related musculoskeletal disorders are common among computer users, especially involving the nec...
Aims. In an attempt to reduce the risk of work related musculoskeletal disorders (WRMD) in computer ...
Aims. In an attempt to reduce the risk of work related musculoskeletal disorders (WRMD) in computer ...
The computer workstation is a ubiquitous tool in the office work environment; however, its use varie...
INTRODUCTION: Continuous static load during computer work results in gradual development of patholog...
Lindegård Andersson A (2007) Working technique during computer work. Associations with biomechanical...
INTRODUCTION: Continuous static load during computer work results in gradual development of patholog...
Background: Because of reported associations of psychosocial factors and computer related musculoske...
INTRODUCTION: Continuous static load during computer work results in gradual development of patholog...
BackgroundBecause of reported associations of psychosocial factors and computer related musculoskele...
Abstract Background Work-site strength training sessions are shown effective to prevent and reduce n...
The present study, a part of the PROOF (PRedicting Occupational biomechanics in OFfice workers) stud...
The present study, a part of the PROOF (PRedicting Occupational biomechanics in OFfice workers) stud...
Computer technology has advanced rapidly in the past few decades and computers have become a very im...
About 35 % of the working population in Sweden report that computer use accounts for 50% or more of ...
Work-related musculoskeletal disorders are common among computer users, especially involving the nec...
Aims. In an attempt to reduce the risk of work related musculoskeletal disorders (WRMD) in computer ...
Aims. In an attempt to reduce the risk of work related musculoskeletal disorders (WRMD) in computer ...
The computer workstation is a ubiquitous tool in the office work environment; however, its use varie...
INTRODUCTION: Continuous static load during computer work results in gradual development of patholog...
Lindegård Andersson A (2007) Working technique during computer work. Associations with biomechanical...
INTRODUCTION: Continuous static load during computer work results in gradual development of patholog...
Background: Because of reported associations of psychosocial factors and computer related musculoske...
INTRODUCTION: Continuous static load during computer work results in gradual development of patholog...
BackgroundBecause of reported associations of psychosocial factors and computer related musculoskele...
Abstract Background Work-site strength training sessions are shown effective to prevent and reduce n...