Cumulative Trauma Disorders
Definition of "Cumulative trauma disorders"
Injuries that afflict the tendons, bones, muscles, and nerves of the back, hands, arm, shoulders, and neck. These are the fastest growing areas of workers compensation claims. The symptoms of these injuries range from swelling and deformity to intense pain and numbness.
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