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A dynamic biomechanical evaluation of lifting maximum acceptable loads
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A dynamic biomechanical evaluation of lifting maximum acceptable loads (1984)A dynamic biomechanical evaluation of lif…The Ergonomics Society The Society's Lecture 1978. 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  • 1985Dynamically and statically determined low back moments during lifting247 cited
  • 1991A Three-Dimensional Motion Model of Loads on the Lumbar Spine: I. Model Structure217 cited
  • 1997Spine loading during trunk lateral bending motions178 cited
  • 1992Validation of a dynamic linked segment model to calculate joint moments in lifting151 cited
  • 1996Validation of two 3-D segment models to calculate the net reaction forces and moments at the joint in lifting114 cited
  • 1996Segment inertial parameter evaluation in two anthropometric models by application of a dynamic linked segment model111 cited
  • 1988Influence of dynamic factors on the lumbar spine moment in lifting110 cited
  • 2002The effects of initial lifting height, load magnitude, and lifting speed on the peak dynamic L5/S1 moments106 cited
  • 1999Effects of box features on spine loading during warehouse order selecting101 cited
  • 1990Relationship between moments at the L5/S1 level, hip and knee joint when lifting97 cited
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Development of computerized human static strength simulation model for job design
95 cited
  • 2009Applications of biomechanics for prevention of work-related musculoskeletal disorders91 cited
  • 1999Distributions of manual materials handling task parameters89 cited
  • 1992Problems and solutions in manual materials handling: the state of the art87 cited
  • 1992The load on the lumbar spine during asymmetrical bi-manual materials handling84 cited
  • 1997Low back pain (LBP) and lifting technique — A review84 cited