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    Evidence for repetitive load in the trapezius muscle during a tap** task

    Many studies describe the trapezius muscle activation pattern during repetitive key-tap** focusing on continuous activation. The objectives of this study were to determine whether the upper trapezius is phas...

    L. Tomatis, C. Müller, M. Nakaseko, T. Läubli in European Journal of Applied Physiology (2012)

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    Ergonomische Gestaltung von alphanumerischen Tastaturen

    Split keyboards have been developed based on laboratory and field studies. They are characterized by a large forearm/hand support, an angle between the two half keyboards of 25‡, a frontal-, lateral inclinatio...

    W. Hünting, M. Nakaseko, R. Gierer, E. Grandjean in Sozial- und Präventivmedizin (1982)

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    Arbeitsbedingte cervicobrachiale Beschwerden bei Büroarbeiten

    Ein Vergleich von japanischen und schweizerischen Untersuchungen von an Tastaturen arbeitendem Büropersonal zeigt, dass in beiden Ländern objektive und subjektive Befunde von Weichteilrheumatismus des Cervicob...

    Dr. med. Th. Läubli, M. Nakaseko, W. Hünting in Sozial- und Präventivmedizin/Social and Pr… (1980)