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Evidence Watch: What is the current state of evidence on passive exoskeletons designed to support the lumbar region? A systematic review and meta-analysis of physiological, biomechanical, and user-related…
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Title: What is the current state of evidence on passive exoskeletons designed to support the lumbar region? A systematic review and meta-analysis of physiological, biomechanical, and user-related…
Journal: Applied ergonomics
Publication date: 2027 Feb
Authors: Favro F, Beratto L, Gobbo S, Rainoldi A, Capuzzo A, Bullo V
PMID: 42641229
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