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The study used wearable technology to provide objective feedback and help correct posture to prevent musculoskeletal issues in surgeons.
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The study used wearable technology to provide objective feedback and help correct posture to prevent musculoskeletal issues in surgeons.
According to a study published in the Journal of Neurosurgery: Spine, researchers from Baylor College of Medicine collaborated with the University of Arizona to conduct a study that can assist surgeons in obtaining biofeedback on their posture during lengthy surgical operations.
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