marginally significantP = 0.08
However, monitor position demonstrated a marginally significant relationship with neck, shoulder and back discomfort ( P = 0.08, 0.09, and 0.08, respectively).
However, monitor position demonstrated a marginally significant relationship with neck, shoulder and back discomfort ( P = 0.08, 0.09, and 0.08, respectively).
Although this finding did not reach statistical significance in our study, the association was reported in previous report [ 17 ], therefore this association should be evaluate in the future studies.
In the single-variable analysis, feeling comfortable with the foot pedal exhibited strong significance ( P < 0.001) demonstrating a highly significant inverse association with the presence of foot pain, however the type of activation switch exhibited no statistical significance ( P = 0.468).
There was marginal significance between neck pain and number of monitors used.