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Fig. 1. Workstation layout in “Eye level” and “Low” monitor conditions.
Fig. 2. Placement of markers and definitions of joint angles: OC"outer canthus of the eye, MP"mastoid process on a line joining tragus and outer canthus, C7"cervical spinous process VII, and GT"greater trochanter
Fig. 3. Average postures adopted in “eye level” and “low” monitor conditions.

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