Manual material handling in the supermarket sector: full dataset

<p><strong>Manual material handling in the supermarket sector: full dataset</strong></p> <p><strong>Sup. figures 1-50:</strong> Trunk flexion/extension (T8 relative to pelvis), lateral bending and rotation, knee flexion/extension and shoulder flexion/extension joint angles over the complete lifting cycles for all 50 analyzed manual material handling tasks (listed in Tables&nbsp;1a and 1b).</p> <p><strong>Sup. figures 51-76:</strong>&nbsp;Knee&nbsp;and&nbsp;shoulder (glenohumeral) resultant joint reaction forces, as well as L4-L5 and L5-S1 axial compression, anteroposterior shear and mediolateral shear forces over the complete lifting cycles for the 26 manual material handling tasks included in the musculoskeletal model analysis (listed in Table 9)&nbsp;.</p> <p><strong>Tables 1-8 (a and b):</strong> Peak, 90^th and 50^th percentile muscle activity of&nbsp;trapezius descendens and erector spinae longissimus, bilateral peak joint angle and ROM for knee flexion-extension and shoulder flexion-extension for the 50 manual material handling tasks (description in Table 1a and 1b). The&nbsp;tasks are ranked from 1 to 50 (highest to lowest) for&nbsp;each outcome variable.&nbsp;</p> <p><strong>Tables 9-12:</strong> L5-S1 axial compression&nbsp;peak force and impulse,&nbsp;anteroposterior shear and mediolateral shear peak forces (Table 10), bilateral knee&nbsp;and&nbsp;shoulder (glenohumeral) peak resultant joint reaction forces (Table 11) as well as bilateral peak net total shoulder joint and knee flexion/extension moment (Table 12)&nbsp;for the 26&nbsp;manual material handling tasks included in the musculoskeletal model analysis (description in Table 9). The&nbsp;tasks are ranked from 1 to 26&nbsp;(highest to lowest) for&nbsp;each variable.&nbsp;</p>