Work-related musculoskeletal injuries are a major concern across industries, affecting productivity and quality of life. Occupational and industrial orthopedics focuses on preventing, diagnosing, and treating conditions caused by repetitive strain, heavy lifting, and prolonged postural stress. Disorders such as carpal tunnel syndrome, rotator cuff injuries, and lumbar spine disorders are prevalent among workers in physically demanding professions. Advances in ergonomic assessments and biomechanical analysis are helping design safer workplaces, reducing the risk of chronic orthopedic injuries. Wearable motion sensors and AI-driven risk assessments now aid in monitoring physical strain, allowing for early intervention before injuries become severe. Additionally, rehabilitation programs tailored to occupational demands are improving recovery and preventing reinjury. As industries evolve, integrating orthopedic expertise with workplace safety strategies is becoming essential to maintaining employee health and long-term musculoskeletal function.
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