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Calosidades atribuíveis ao trabalho. Existem muitas ocupações diferentes nas quais as mãos, em particular, são submetidas a fricção e pressão repetitivas. A manifestação exata varia de ocupação para ocupação. Exemplos de ofícios onde as calosidades relacionadas ao trabalho são comuns incluem trabalhadores da construção civil, marceneiros, trabalhadores de processos industriais, tecelões de tapetes e trabalhadores agrícolas. | |||
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Callosities attributable to work. There are many different occupations in which the hands in particular are subjected to repetitive friction and pressure. The precise manifestation varies from occupation to occupation. Examples of trades where work-related callosities are common include construction workers, joiners, industrial process workers, carpet-weavers and agricultural workers. | |||
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Callosities attributable to work. There are many different occupations in which the hands in particular are subjected to repetitive friction and pressure. The precise manifestation varies from occupation to occupation. Examples of trades where work-related callosities are common include construction workers, joiners, industrial process workers, carpet-weavers and agricultural workers.
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| English | Occupational callosities |
Callosities attributable to work. There are many different occupations in which the hands in particular are subjected to repetitive friction and pressure. The precise manifestation varies from occupation to occupation. Examples of trades where work-related callosities are common include construction workers, joiners, industrial process workers, carpet-weavers and agricultural workers. |
