1. Electromyography of the Upper Limbs During Computer Work: A Comparison of 2 Wrist Orthoses in Healthy Adults 
Iracema Serrat Vergotti Ferrigno, PhD, OT, Alberto Cliquet, PhD, Luis Alberto Magna, PhD, Américo Zoppi Filho, PhD 
Archives of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation 
Volume 90, Issue 7, Pages (July 2009)
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2. Fig 1 Orthoses: (A) custom-made orthosis; (B) commercial orthosis.
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3. Fig 2
Example of raw EMG signals obtained during the 4 consecutive contractions to obtain maximal voluntary contraction.
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4. Fig 3
Recording of EMG signals in root mean square of the trapezius obtained during the typing task.
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5. Fig 4
Representation of the electric activity amplitude of the trapezius during typing and mouse use without orthosis, N; with orthosis A; and with orthosis B.
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6. Fig 5
Representation of the electric activity amplitude of the flexor digitorum superficialis, during typing and mouse usage without orthosis, N; with orthosis A and with orthosis B.
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7. Fig 6
Representation of the electric activity amplitude of the extensor carpi ulnaris during typing and mouse usage without orthosis, N; with orthosis, A; and with orthosis, B.
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