CLINICAL PRESENTATION AND NEUROLOGICAL ASPECTS OF CHRONIC CERVICOBRACHIAL PAIN SYNDROME IN OCCUPATIONAL WORKERS
Vol. 5 No. 21 (2026) 83-84
Abstract
Chronic cervicobrachial pain syndrome (CBPS) is one of the leading causes of reduced work capacity among workers exposed to occupational risk factors. Prolonged static postures, repetitive movements, and excessive musculoskeletal strain contribute to the development of nociceptive, myofascial, and neuropathic pain mechanisms.
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