Can exercise improve surgical ergonomics? A systematic review.

A systematic review published in Surgical Endoscopy examined whether exercise interventions can reduce ergonomic strain and musculoskeletal problems experienced by surgeons during operative procedures. The findings have implications for occupational health programs targeting proceduralists who perform repetitive, physically demanding work. Physical therapists working in occupational or sports medicine settings may find the evidence relevant when designing exercise-based prevention programs for surgical professionals.

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