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Figure

Fig. 1 shows the experimental chair with the subject in the sittingposition. Straps around shoulders, elbows and waists were used torestrict movements below the cervical spine
Table 1 Experimental procedures
Table 3 presented CEs from the four tasks. Twelve of 28joints in Table 3 exceeded the joint MDC in Table 2.
Table 3 Constant reposition errors of cervical joint
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