Furthermore, the results of the present study from the regression model found that repetition, posture and force (approximately significant) were risk factors for shoulder symptoms in men, whereas posture (approximately significant) was a risk factor in women (Table 5 ).
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Work-related and personal factors in shoulder disorders among electronics workers: findings from an electronics enterprise in Taiwan.
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indicated that age was marginally significant for shoulder disorders [ 52 ].