2022
DOI: 10.1007/978-981-19-4606-6_8
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Ergonomic Risk Assessment Among the Welders Working in Darbhanga District of Bihar

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“…The prevalence of discomfort anytime in the last 12-months in one or both knees and in one or both ankles/feet was 67% and 86% respectively, and 64% of the blacksmiths reported trouble with one or both ankles/feet more than 30 days but not every day. These findings are comparable to the prevalence reported by Susihono's W, et al [11] for welders' right knee (70%) and left knee (68%), Pandit S, et al [36] who found a somewhat lower prevalence (40.6%) of ankle/feet discomfort, and Ajayeoba AO, et al [8] who found approximately 40% and 30% of welders reported MSD discomfort for the knees and ankles, respectively, during the last 12-months. The current study findings on lower extremity pain/discomfort, however, are in contrast with findings from other studies on metal workers, where Akter MZ, et al [7] found knee and ankle prevalence of musculoskeletal symptoms in the previous 12-months of 33.3% and 9% for the knee and ankle, respectively.…”
Section: Body Part Discomfortsupporting
confidence: 87%
“…The prevalence of discomfort anytime in the last 12-months in one or both knees and in one or both ankles/feet was 67% and 86% respectively, and 64% of the blacksmiths reported trouble with one or both ankles/feet more than 30 days but not every day. These findings are comparable to the prevalence reported by Susihono's W, et al [11] for welders' right knee (70%) and left knee (68%), Pandit S, et al [36] who found a somewhat lower prevalence (40.6%) of ankle/feet discomfort, and Ajayeoba AO, et al [8] who found approximately 40% and 30% of welders reported MSD discomfort for the knees and ankles, respectively, during the last 12-months. The current study findings on lower extremity pain/discomfort, however, are in contrast with findings from other studies on metal workers, where Akter MZ, et al [7] found knee and ankle prevalence of musculoskeletal symptoms in the previous 12-months of 33.3% and 9% for the knee and ankle, respectively.…”
Section: Body Part Discomfortsupporting
confidence: 87%