Application of Zen sitting principles to microscopic surgery seating.
@article{Noro2012ApplicationOZ, title={Application of Zen sitting principles to microscopic surgery seating.}, author={Kageyu Noro and Tetsuya Naruse and Rani Lueder and Nobuhisa Nao-i and Maki Kozawa}, journal={Applied ergonomics}, year={2012}, volume={43 2}, pages={ 308-19 } }
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