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TABLE 2.1 General Population Data Sources
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Disorder
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Data Source
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Year
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Observation
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Reference
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All musculoskeletal disorders
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National Health Interview Survey
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1988
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37.9 million prevalence (15 percent U.S. population)
a
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Lawrence et al., 1998
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1995
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13.9 percent impairment, U.S. population
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Praemer, Furner, and Rice,1999
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All musculoskeletal disorders
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Health and Retirement Survey (1992-1994)
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1992-1994
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62.4 percent prevalence in 51 to 61 year-olds; 41 percent of these disabled; 90 percent all disabled had musculoskeletal disorders
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Health and Retirement Survey Yelin, Trupin, and Sebesta, 1999
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All musculoskeletal disorders
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Social Security Insurance Disability
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1998
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7.7 percent of all disabled Americans on Social Security Insurance (N=4.53 million, with 16.9 percent of all 50 to 59, 23.9 percent of all 60 to 64)
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Social Security Bulletin Annual Statistics Summary, 1999:360
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Upper extremities (all musculoskeletal disorders) (Hand or wrist)
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National Health Interview Survey
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1988
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9.4 percent overall prevalence of musculoskeletal disorders; 1.55 percent prevalence carpal tunnel syndrome; 0.4 percent prevalence tendinitis
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Tanaka et al., 1994, in press
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