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musculoskeletal conditions constitute remarkable portion disability cases military study evaluated distribution types musculoskeletal problems estimated direct indirect costs due complaints iranian military hospital medical records patients musculoskeletal complaints referred medical committee military hospital including rheumatology orthopedics neurosurgical specialists 2014 2016 reviewed details complaint final opinion medical committees recorded cost diagnostic step calculated based recorded data treatment costs estimated complaint calculating average cost treatment plans suggested two specialists physical medicine rheumatologist estimated cost part calculated based army insurance low indirect costs due absences inability work disability assessed added abovementioned direct costs statistical analysis performed using spss version 21 2116 medical records committee reviewed 1252 5916 cases soldiers spend two years mandatory duty army 864 4083 cases nonsoldiers three common complaints fractures 301 cases 1422 low back pain due lumbar disc bulges herniations 303 cases 1431 genu varusgenu valgus 257 cases 1214 affected sites lower limbs vertebral column according official document subjects records 4120 persondays absent work estimated annually nearly 1172149 annual economic impact calculated musculoskeletal problems common army establishing preventive strategies conditions essential conservative medical approach proper education correct movement situation mentioned reduction disability economic burden armys staff