Effect of fatigue on grip force, wrist muscle activity and wrist kinematics during an object placement task

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This preliminary study investigated the effects of fatigue on hand and wrist biomechanics in a simulated workplace setting to gain insight into repetitive use injuries of the upper extremity. Grip forces, wrist muscle activity and wrist kinematics were measured pre- and post-fatigue during an object placement task. Increased grip force, increased muscle activity and increased wrist extension were observed post-fatigue.
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UCB861
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