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Office Ergonomics and Occupational Overuse Syndrome

Office Ergonomics and Occupational Overuse Syndrome - Symptoms

Office Ergonomics and Occupational Overuse Syndrome - Causes and Risk Factors

Who are at risk of developing Occupational Overuse Syndrome (OOS)?

People who must repeat the same motion throughout their workday
People who must do their work in an awkward position
People who must use a great deal of force to perform their jobs
People who must repeatedly lift heavy objects
Office workers who spend long hours working on the computers are also at risk of developing OOS if they do not observe good ergonomics

Office Ergonomics and Occupational Overuse Syndrome - Diagnosis

Office Ergonomics and Occupational Overuse Syndrome - Treatments

Office Ergonomics and Occupational Overuse Syndrome - Preparing for surgery

Office Ergonomics and Occupational Overuse Syndrome - Post-surgery care

Office Ergonomics and Occupational Overuse Syndrome - Other Information

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