Hand-arm vibration syndrome and its prevalence in the present status of private forestry enterprises in Japan
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S M Mirbod | R Inaba | H Iwata | H. Iwata | R. Inaba | S. Mirbod | H. Yoshida | H Yoshida | C Nagata | Y Komura | C. Nagata | Y. Komura
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