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Who's At Risk For Developing The Symptoms Associated with CTS And RSI's?

People who perform repetitive unidirectional or multi-plane movement patterns / activities like typing and assembly-line work; and/or those who perform static (no-movement) wrist and finger flexion such as gripping a steering wheel or book, are most likely to suffer from these injuries and their disabling symptoms.

REFERENCE MATERIALS:

• Women are twice as likely to develop Carpal Tunnel Syndrome as opposed to their male counterparts.
• Presently, 25% of all computer operators have Carpal Tunnel Syndrome with estimates that by the year 2000, 50% of the entire workforce may be affected.
• While women account for about 45% of all workers, they experience nearly 75% of all work-related Repetitive Stress Injuries.
• A report by NIOSH revealed that more than 50% of all food cashiers, (jobs predominantly held by women), suffered some degree of carpal tunnel syndrome and other forms of repetitive strain injuries as a result of the physical demands of scanning products at high speed.