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The computer is in common use at work. In 2010, in France, 52% of workers used a computer at work and 23% of them remained in front of a screen for 20 hours or more per week. If the computer is in common use, then so is the mouse…

This paper presents a laboratory study. This study compared muscular and postural stresses, performance and user satisfaction when using a standard mouse and two vertical mice - one with a 25° angle (V25) and the other with a 55° angle (V55) to the vertical…

Work-related upper extremities musculoskeletal disorders (UE-MSDs) constitute a heterogeneous group of affections which pain is generally the most obvious expression. UE-MSDs are very wide-spread in most of the industrialized countries…

This study compared muscular and postural stresses, performance and subject preference in women aged 18–40 years using a standard mouse, a vertical mouse and a slanted mouse in three different computer workstation positions. Four tasks were…

This study compared muscular and postural stresses, performance and user preference when using a standard mouse and two vertical mice - one with a 35° angle and the other with a 65° angle to the horizontal - placed in 3 different positions on the desktop…

This fact shett is intended to provide recommendations for choosing a seat for work with computer and for ajustment