Inc. Rockleigh, New Jersey 07647.
Whiplash occurs when the head is thrown backwards, usually in conjunction with rear- end impact.
Symptoms include neck pain, stiffness, tenderness, numbness and decreased range of motion. The most serious cases involve neurological dysfunctions such as weakness and sensory deficits. At that moment, the advanced whiplash protection system activates. The backrest and head restraint come backward in a movement parallel to the occupant's. This allows the occupant's entire body and head to be caught in a balanced, gentle manner while much of the inertia is absorbed.