Surface EMG of shoulder and back muscles and posture analysis in secretaries typing at visual display units
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I Bradl | N P Schumann | N. Schumann | H. Scholle | B. Kleine | I. Bradl | R. Grieshaber | H C Scholle | R Grieshaber | B U Kleine
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