Although the differences did not reach statistical significance, cardiac sonographers with pain were assigned more echo examinations per day; had less breaks between booked scans; alternated between sitting and standing scanning positions; were less likely to consider using technologies, such as 3D echo, to reduce the scanning time; were less likely to perform analysis during scanning time; and had more overnight echo calls ( Table 5 ).
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Prevalence, characteristics, consequences, and awareness of work-related musculoskeletal pain among cardiac sonographers compared with other healthcare workers in Saudi Arabia: A cross sectional study.
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