Physical workload in various types of work: Part I. Wrist and forearm
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Kerstina Ohlsson | Gert-Åke Hansson | Staffan Skerfving | Inger Arvidsson | Catarina Nordander | Ingrid Åkesson | Ulf Strömberg | Ralf Rittner | Lothy Granqvist | Jeannette Unge | Istvan Balogh | R. Rittner | G. Hansson | S. Skerfving | I. Balogh | K. Ohlsson | C. Nordander | J. Unge | I. Arvidsson | U. Strömberg | I. Åkesson | Lothy Granqvist
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