Transient perceived back pain induced by prolonged sitting in a backless office chair: are biomechanical factors involved?
Abstract
It is not currently known if biomechanical factors contribute to low back pain (LBP) during prolonged sitting. Thus, this study recruited 90 participants (61 with no history of LBP, and 29 with) to sit for 1 hour where back electromyography, spine posture, and perceived pain ratings (PPR) were collected. Participants were classified as Pain Developers (PD) or Non-Pain Developers (NPD) based on their maximum PPR. PDs had significantly higher PPR...
Paper Details
Title
Transient perceived back pain induced by prolonged sitting in a backless office chair: are biomechanical factors involved?
Published Date
Sep 17, 2019
Journal
Volume
62
Issue
11
Pages
1415 - 1425
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