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The influence of different sitting postures on head/neck posture and muscle activity

Caneiro et al., 2010

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1030942405723625455
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Caneiro J
O'Sullivan P
Burnett A
Barach A
O'Neil D
Tveit O
Olafsdottir K
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To date the influence that specific sitting posture has on the head/neck posture and cervico- thoracic muscle activity has been insufficiently investigated. Therefore the aim of this study was to investigate whether three different thoraco-lumbar sitting postures affect head/neck …
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