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Table 1.

The prevalence of body parts experiencing pain in the preceding year, in the preceding week (presented my numbers and percentage), and Musculoskeletal Disorders (MSD) interfering with Activities of Daily Living (ADL) in the preceding year (N = 15).

For body parts where no pain was reported, data are not shown.

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Table 2.

Bio-demographic variables, habits of study population, and kinematic data while playing the piano (N = 15).

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Fig 1.

Example of the kinematic data of 3 subjects playing the piano for duration of 1 minute.

Elbow flexion is below 90° and elbow extension is above 90°. Wrist flexion and radial deviation are negative values. Wrist extension and ulnar deviation are positive values.

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Table 3.

The correlation between maximal or minimal joint angles and Musculoskeletal Disorders (MSD).

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