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Table 3 Prevalence of musculoskeletal disorders by presumptive diagnosis of doctors

From: Evaluation of the prevalence of musculoskeletal symptoms, presumptive diagnosis, medical care use, and sick leave among female school meal service workers

Presumptive diagnosis

Total

(of 1581)

Age, n (%)

Subjective physical loading, n (%)

< 50 years

≥50 years

Low

Hard

Very hard

Myofascial syndrome

241

(15.2)

91

(15.4)

150

(15.2)

11

(4.4)

99

(15.2)

131

(19.4)*

Finger joint osteoarthritis

233

(14.7)

62

(10.5)

171

(17.3)

17

(6.7)

80

(12.3)

136

(20.1)*

Elbow epicondylitis

171

(10.8)

58

(9.8)

113

(11.4)

3

(1.2)

71

(10.9)

97

(14.3)*

Rotator cuff syndrome

141

(8.9)

39

(6.6)

102

(10.3)

67

(9.9)

62

(9.5)

11

(4.4)*

Carpal tunnel syndrome

100

(6.3)

39

(6.6)

61

(6.2)

3

(1.2)

38

(5.8)

59

(8.7)*

Finger tenosynovitis

62

(3.9)

28

(4.7)

34

(3.4)

2

(0.8)

34

(5.2)

26

(3.8)

Lumbar radiculopathy

34

(2.2)

10

(1.7)

24

(2.4)

1

(0.4)

11

(1.7)

22

(3.3)

Cervical radiculopathy

29

(1.8)

8

(1.4)

21

(2.1)

3

(1.2)

10

(1.5)

16

(2.4)

Knee osteoarthritis

24

(1.5)

5

(0.8)

19

(1.9)

1

(0.4)

11

(1.7)

12

(1.8)

  1. *p < 0.01 by chi-squared test