Author: Veiersted KB

Original article [online first; 10 April 2025]   pdf
Could work-related muscle activity explain sex differences in neck pain? A meta-analysis of a pooled dataset
Koch M, Lunde L-K, Forsman M, Andersen LL, Jakobsen MD, Brandt M, Enquist H, Sjøgaard G, Søgaard K, Fan X, Veiersted KB
 
Original article 2017;43(3):269-278   pdf full text
Associations of objectively measured sitting and standing with low-back pain intensity: a 6-month follow-up of construction and healthcare workers
Lunde L-K, Koch M, Knardahl S, Veiersted KB
 
Original article 2014;40(6):597-609   pdf full text
A longitudinal study on risk factors for neck and shoulder pain among young adults in the transition from technical school to working life
Hanvold TN, Wærsted M, Mengshoel AM, Bjertness E, Twisk J, Veiersted KB
 
Original article 2013;39(4):390-400   pdf full text
The effect of work-related sustained trapezius muscle activity on the development of neck and shoulder pain among young adults
Hanvold TN, Wærsted M, Mengshoel AM, Bjertness E, Stigum H, Twisk J, Veiersted KB
 
Review 2010;36(1):3-24   pdf
Systematic evaluation of observational methods assessing biomechanical exposures at work
Takala E-P, Pehkonen I, Forsman M, Hansson G-Å, Mathiassen SE, Neumann WP, Sjøgaard G, Veiersted KB, Westgaard RH, Winkel J
 
Original article 1993;19(4):277-283   pdf
Development of trapezius myalgia among female workers performing light manual work.
Veiersted KB, Westgaard RH
 
Original article 1993;19(4):284-290   pdf
Electromyographic evaluation of muscular work pattern as a predictor of trapezius myalgia.
Veiersted KB, Westgaard RH, Andersen P
 
Original article 2009;35(3):222-232   pdf
Self-reported versus expert-assessed work-relatedness of pain in the neck, shoulder, and arm
Mehlum IS, Veiersted KB, Wærsted M, Wergeland E, Kjuus H