Cross-sectional study examines pinch strength and dexterity across different postures in young adults, suggesting functional suitability of sitting or standing.
. These findings suggest that for individuals in occupations requiring pinch strength, either a sitting or a standing posture may be functionally appropriate, as no difference in pinch strength was observed between the three postures. They also indicate that the advantage of the standing posture should be considered in manual dexterity evaluations.
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