OCCUPATIONAL HAZARDS IN ORTHOPAEDIC PROCEDURES-A NARRATIVE REVIEW OF CURRENT LITERATURE

OCCUPATIONAL HAZARDS IN ORTHOPAEDIC PROCEDURES-A NARRATIVE REVIEW OF CURRENT LITERATURE

Orthopaedic surgeries pose various risks to the health of orthopaedic surgeons: radiation, noise, infection, chemical exposure, and musculoskeletal injury. These are associated with short and long-term health problems including malignancy and teratogenicity. Orthopaedic surgeons' health is crit...

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Veröffentlicht in:Georgian medical news 2023-11 (344), p.187-190
Hauptverfasser: Sain, A, Elkilany, A, Metry, A, Likos-Corbett, M, Prendergast, E, Wattage, K, Avasthi, A
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