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Repetition strain injuries

stimulus for an individual's subjective pain experience apparently perceived as occurring at a peripheral site. Therefore, in the absence of objective clinical signs of injury, one can say no more than that one suspects such an injury as being based on the work activities of the individual concerned. The authors go further, and stage the symptoms of RSI (although not the signs). Like beauty, the usefulness of assessment systems based on subjective responses to questions is surely in the eye of the beholder. I submit that such a system of staging, like muscle dynamometer testing is a pseudoscientific attempt at objectifying the problem.