Ergonomic considerations for a patient presenting with a work-related musculoskeletal disorder

A documented case report describes a 36-year-old office worker who developed a serious musculoskeletal disorder affecting his neck and upper back due to poor ergonomics at his workstation. The employee spent long hours seated in front of a computer with a poorly positioned monitor, inadequate chair support, and a desk height that forced him into a forward-leaning posture. Over time, the combination of awkward positioning and repetitive strain led to persistent neck pain, trapezius muscle tightness, and reduced range of motion—symptoms severe enough to interfere with his daily activities and […]