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Keywords:

ergonomics [4]
osteopathic manipulative treatment [3946]
OMT [3925]
music [11]
musicians [4]
physical examination [41]
posture [106]
range of motion [116]
article [2634]

Abstract:

Part I of this article's series included background information on performing arts medicine with a special focus on musicians. It covered in detail what questions need to be included in the history, when healthcare providers first examine musicians. In part II of the series, the emphasis is on the physical examination, including posture, range of motion and hypermobility, ergonomics, and instrument-specific examination procedures. The final article in the series will describe three case histories of musicians with hand pain.