Computer workstation at home with MouseTrapper

MouseTrapper facilitates computer work – suitable for persons who have or are at risk of having shoulder problems

User sits at workstation

User sits at workstation

The work table consists of two IKEA tables. The user works on a computer and uses a MouseTrapper. A MouseTrapper allows the user to keep her hands on the keyboard while controlling the mouse. The mouse consists of a rubber coated steel rod and two buttons. The rod can be controlled by rolling or sliding. By rolling and sliding simultaneously the mouse can move freely in all directions. MouseTrapper is easy to install (mechanically).

Users comments
The user is extremely satisfied with the MouseTrapper. It allows an ergonomic position because it is centered in front of the body and has a wrist support.

Purchased from
Computer equipment

Paid for by
County Council (MouseTrapper); otherwise the user

Computer with MouseTrapper

Computer with MouseTrapper

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Author: Suzanne

Suzanne bor ihop med man och barn i en villa. Hon arbetar deltid. 1991 skadade hon sig och har en komplett tetraplegi C6. Hon har personlig assistans.
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Type of disability

High tetraplegia with partial function in arms/hands (C5-6)

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