Several recent reviews have reported that 'repetitive movements' constitute a risk factor for
occupational musculoskeletal disorders in the neck, shoulder and arm regions. More …

Background Surgeons are among the most at risk of work-related musculoskeletal health
decline because of the physical demands of surgery, which is also associated with cognitive …

Objective: The aim of this study was to review musculoskeletal disorder (MSD) prevalence
among surgeons performing minimally invasive surgery. Background: Advancements in …

Previous studies have associated amplitude and frequency characteristics of the
electromyogram (EMG) to the risk of develo** musculoskeletal disorders (MSDs) with …

Background Efficient shoulder movement depends on the ability of central nervous system to
integrate sensory information and to create an appropriate motor command. Various daily …

Esports (electronic sports) are defined as organised and competitive video gaming
confrontations (Witkowski, 2012). Esports players either compete against each other directly …

Musculoskeletal disorders (MSDs) of the neck/shoulder region affect a large portion of the
population, in particular, people who perform upper limb repetitive motions as part of their …

Monotonous activities involving repetitive hand and finger movements at low force levels are
increasingly common in our daily life, both in terms of numbers of people exposed to these …

Kinematic variability is caused, in part, by force fluctuations. It has been shown empirically
and numerically that the effects of force fluctuations on kinematics can be suppressed by …

Understanding the dynamics of selective attention has been a central research goal in the
cognitive sciences. One account proposes that attention is unitary and increases in …