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Prevalence and potential risk factors of flight-related neck, shoulder and low back pain among helicopter pilots and crewmembers: A questionnaire-based study

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Flight-related neck, shoulder and low back pain are the most common musculoskeletal disorders among helicopter pilots and their crewmembers, thus becoming a growing concern. Information on the combined prevalence of these types of pain and related risks are scarce. |

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