Abstract
Work-related upper limb disorders remain a challenge to the clinician because an estimated 75% are regarded as diagnostically unclassifiable. Evidence-based prevention and treatment of these frequent and disabling disorders have therefore been limited and largely unsuccessful. It is essential to identify the involved tissues and structures as well as the responsible pathologies. To do so would require improved diagnostic approaches.
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Work-related upper limb disorders remain a challenge to the clinician because an estimated 75% are regarded as diagnostically unclassifiable [1]
Whether diagnosed by conventional diagnostic criteria or criteria developed by the authors, neuropathic upper limb disorders were common among patients in general practice
Summary
Terms of use This work is brought to you by the University of Southern Denmark. You may download this work for personal use only. Work-Related Upper Limb Disorders: How can We Improve Prevention and Management? Work-related upper limb disorders remain a challenge to the clinician because an estimated 75% are regarded as diagnostically unclassifiable [1].
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