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Biomechanical Response of a Lumbar Intervertebral Disc to Manual Lifting Activities: A Poroelastic Finite Element Model Study
Spine, 08/28/08
Natarajan RN et al. - Asymmetric lifting involving lateral bending of the trunk produced large motions that might cause localized disc tissue injury. Stresses larger than the failure strength of the corresponding disc tissues were experienced during asymmetric lifting. Lifting that involves lateral bending of the trunk was the most hazardous type of loading with regard to damage to the disc.
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