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Occupational risk factors for work disability following carpal tunnel syndrome: a pooled prospective study.
Authors
Harris-Adamson C; Eisen EA; Kapellusch J; Hegmann KT; Thiese MS; Dale A-M; Evanoff B; Meyers AR; Bao S; Gerr F; Krause N; Rempel D
Source
Occup Environ Med 2022 Jul; 79(7):442-451
The coexistence of carpal tunnel syndrome in workers with trigger digit.
Authors
Fitch MS; Thiese MS; Wood EM; Kapellusch JM; Hegmann KT
Source
Hand 2021 Nov; 16(6):753-758
Role of biomechanical factors in resolution of carpal tunnel syndrome among a population of workers.
Authors
Cardona A; Thiese MS; Kapellusch J; Merryweather A; Wood E; Hegmann KT
Source
J Occup Environ Med 2019 Apr; 61(4):340-346
Reliability of common provocative tests for shoulder tendinitis.
Authors
Doxey R; Thiese MS; Hegmann KT
Source
J Occup Environ Med 2018 Dec; 60(12):1063-1066
Is sleep position associated with glenohumeral shoulder pain and rotator cuff tendinopathy: a cross-sectional study.
Authors
Holdaway LA; Hegmann KT; Thiese MS; Kapellusch J
Source
BMC Musculoskelet Disord 2018 Nov; 19:408
Association between wrist ratio and carpal tunnel syndrome: effect modification by body mass index.
Authors
Thiese MS; Merryweather A; Koric A; Ott U; Wood EM; Kapellusch J; Foster J; Garg A; Deckow-Schaefer G; Tomich S; Kendall R; Drury DL; Wertsch J; Hegmann KT; The Wistah Study Team
Source
Muscle Nerve 2017 Dec; 56(6):1047-1053
Estimating and interpreting effects from nonlinear exposure-response curves in occupational cohorts using truncated power basis expansions and penalized splines.
Authors
Malloy EJ; Kapellusch JM; Garg A
Source
Comput Math Methods Med 2017 Sep; 2017:7518035
The Composite Strain Index (COSI) and Cumulative Strain Index (CUSI): methodologies for quantifying biomechanical stressors for complex tasks and job rotation using the Revised Strain Index.
Authors
Garg A; Moore JS; Kapellusch JM
Source
Ergonomics 2017 Aug; 60(8):1033-1041
The Revised Strain Index: an improved upper extremity exposure assessment model.
Authors
Garg A; Moore JS; Kapellusch JM
Source
Ergonomics 2017 Jul; 60(7):912-922
Multifactor association of job, individual and psychosocial factors in prevalence of distal upper extremity disorders and quantification of job physical exposure.
Authors
Mosaly PR
Source
Int J Ind Ergon 2016 Sep; 55:40-45
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