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Connect IT CMO-2600-BK mouse Right-hand Bluetooth Optical 1600 DPI
Connect IT CMO-2600-BK, Right-hand, Optical, Bluetooth, 1600 DPI, Black
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Product Information
| Information | |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | Connect IT |
| Product code | 324687439 |
| EAN | 08595610622701 |
| Manufacturer part number | CMO-2600-BK |
| Category | Mouses with wires |
Product Description
When working with a normal computer mouse, the bones of the forearms are in an unnaturally crossed position and pain and fatigue of the entire forearm occur after a short time. Prolonged use of such a mouse can lead to chronic problems requiring medical attention.
Carpal tunnel syndrome or computer mouse syndrome - a modern health problem
The use of ordinary office mice is also associated with modern computer disease - the so-called carpal tunnel syndrome (so-called oppression syndrome or RSI). It is the oppression of the middle nerve in the carpal tunnel, which is located in the wrist of the hand. The middle nerve passing through this tunnel transmits impulses from the brain to the thumb, index finger, middle finger and part of the ring finger. In healthy people who do not overload the wrist area, the carpal tunnel provides enough space for the passage of the middle nerve and the fingers are thus sufficiently supplied with impulses from the brain, thus maintaining their full functionality and sensitivity.
The basic symptoms of this syndrome include tingling and pain in the first three fingers (thumb, forefinger and middle finger) reminiscent of the feeling of a hand lying down. There is also a weakened sensitivity of the hand, manifested by a reduced ability to press firmly and clumsiness of the hand in general (in the final stage leading to the falling of objects from the hand). Symptoms often manifest at rest and pain can extend to the forearms and shoulders. In the initial stage, the solution is simple - immediately stop using a regular computer mouse and practice your hand regularly. In the advanced stage, endoscopic surgery in the wrist is already necessary, when the carpal tunnel is relaxed, resp. increase its throughput. In the fully developed syndrome, it is necessary to cut the wrist ligaments, which relieves the pressure on the nerve.
Carpal tunnel syndrome or computer mouse syndrome - a modern health problem
The use of ordinary office mice is also associated with modern computer disease - the so-called carpal tunnel syndrome (so-called oppression syndrome or RSI). It is the oppression of the middle nerve in the carpal tunnel, which is located in the wrist of the hand. The middle nerve passing through this tunnel transmits impulses from the brain to the thumb, index finger, middle finger and part of the ring finger. In healthy people who do not overload the wrist area, the carpal tunnel provides enough space for the passage of the middle nerve and the fingers are thus sufficiently supplied with impulses from the brain, thus maintaining their full functionality and sensitivity.
The basic symptoms of this syndrome include tingling and pain in the first three fingers (thumb, forefinger and middle finger) reminiscent of the feeling of a hand lying down. There is also a weakened sensitivity of the hand, manifested by a reduced ability to press firmly and clumsiness of the hand in general (in the final stage leading to the falling of objects from the hand). Symptoms often manifest at rest and pain can extend to the forearms and shoulders. In the initial stage, the solution is simple - immediately stop using a regular computer mouse and practice your hand regularly. In the advanced stage, endoscopic surgery in the wrist is already necessary, when the carpal tunnel is relaxed, resp. increase its throughput. In the fully developed syndrome, it is necessary to cut the wrist ligaments, which relieves the pressure on the nerve.