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Disambiguation of "Pollock, Clare"

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Musculo-skeletal outcomes in children using information technology-the need for a specific etiological model

, , , and . International Journal of Industrial Ergonomics, 35 (2): 131--138 (February 2005)

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Hildegard Clarenz-Löhnert

Cläre Peifer

 

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