Two linear regression models predicting cumulative dynamic L5/S1 joint moment during a range of lifting tasks based on static postures

Xu, Xu; Chang, Chien-Chi; Lu, Ming-Lun

doi:10.1080/00140139.2012.693627

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Two linear regression models predicting cumulative dynamic L5/S1 joint moment during a range of lifting tasks based on static postures

Published Date:

Jul 17 2012

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http://dx.doi.org/10.1080/00140139.2012.693627

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Ergonomics. 55(9):1093-1103.

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Ergonomics

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Xu, Xu ; Chang, Chien-Chi ; Lu, Ming-Lun ;

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Previous studies have indicated that cumulative L5/S1 joint load is a potential risk factor for low back pain. The assessment of cumulative L5/S1 joint load during a field study is challenging due to the difficulty of continuously monitoring the dynamic joint load. This study proposes two regression models predicting cumulative dynamic L5/S1 joint moment based on the static L5/S1 joint moment of a lifting task at lift-off and set-down and the lift duration. Twelve men performed lifting tasks at varying lifting ranges and asymmetric angles in a laboratory environment. The cumulative L5/S1 joint moment was calculated from continuous dynamic L5/S1 moments as the reference for comparison. The static L5/S1 joint moments at lift-off and set-down were measured for the two regression models. The prediction error of the cumulative L5/S1 joint moment was 21 ± 14 Nm × s (12% of the measured cumulative L5/S1 joint moment) and 14 ± 9 Nm × s (8%) for the first and the second models, respectively. Practitioner Summary: The proposed regression models may provide a practical approach for predicting the cumulative dynamic L5/S1 joint loading of a lifting task for field studies since it requires only the lifting duration and the static moments at the lift-off and/or set-down instants of the lift.

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22803616

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PMC4690458

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Journal Article

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CC999999/Intramural CDC HHS/United States

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Two linear regression models predicting cumulative dynamic L5/S1 joint moment during a range of lifting tasks based on static postures

Two linear regression models predicting cumulative dynamic L5/S1 joint moment during a range of lifting tasks based on static postures

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