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Rytis Maskeliunas, Robertas Dama?evicius, Audrius Kulikajevas, Joane Marley and Caroline Larsson
Low back pain is a leading cause of disability worldwide, putting a significant strain on individual sufferers, their families, and the economy as a whole. It has a significant economic impact on the global economy because of the costs associated with he...
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Maurizio Cutini, Massimo Brambilla and Carlo Bisaglia
Operator exposure to high levels of whole-body vibration (WBV) presents risks to health and safety and it is reported to worsen or even cause back injuries. Work activities resulting in operator exposure to whole-body vibration have a common onset in off...
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Narges Jangjoo, Elham Alijanpour, Saeid Khodabakhsh, Seyed Sadredin Shojaedin and Roozbeh Naemi
There is evidence in the literature to suggest that low back pain may change spine?pelvis coordination during activities of daily living. This study aimed to compare the variability of the spine?pelvis coordination during sit-to-stand in people with and ...
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Andrea Biscarini, Cristina V. Dieni, Raffaele Losavio, Roberto Panichi and Samuele Contemori
(1) Background: The static body-weight wall-squat (SBWS) exercise is often included in the early rehabilitation stages of the lower limb. To establish its effectiveness and optimise its application, it is important to precisely quantify the muscle contri...
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Ana Teresa Gabriel, Cláudia Quaresma and Pedro Vieira
Back pain is regularly associated with biomechanical changes in the spine. The traditional methods to assess spine biomechanics use ionising radiation. Vertebral Metrics (VM) is a non-invasive instrument developed by the authors in previous research that...
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Xiao Cheng, Mengna Song, Jingxia Kong, Xinglin Fang, Yuqing Ji, Meibian Zhang and Hongmei Wang
To examine the effects of prolonged visual display terminal (VDT) working hours and exercise frequency on VDT-related symptoms, we recruited 944 Chinese internet staff for the study. A self-administered questionnaire survey was used to obtain the hours o...
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Kin Cheung, Shirley S. Y. Ching, Ka Yan Ma and Grace Szeto
The Workstyle Short Form (24 items) (WSF-24) has been tested for its psychometric properties on work-related upper-extremity musculoskeletal symptoms (WRUEMSs) among office workers. However, the impact of workstyle should not only be limited to WRUEMSs a...
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