Brachial plexopathy: a case-control study of the relation to physical exposures at work.

Working with arms at or over shoulder height, stretched arms 45° or more forward or laterally, neck flexion and repetitive arm and hand/finger work all constituted highly significant physical risk exposures while vibrating hand tools had a relatively minor influence on the prevalence of brachial plexopathy (Table 1 ).

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