Neck injury biomechanics
By: edited by Jeffrey A. Pike
Series: PT -- 141; PT (Series)
Publisher: SAE International
Published: 2009
Place of publication: Warrendale, PA
Language: eng
Number of pages: 597
ISBN-13: 9780768021639
Subjects: Neck; Wounds and injuries; Crash injuries; Physiological effect; Impact; Human mechanics; Neck Injuries; Physiopathology; Traffic Accidents; Biomechanics; Physiology; Cervical Vertebrae; Injuries
Notes: Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: Introduction; title: Hybrid III dummy neck response to air bag loading; title: Effect of seat stiffness in out-of-position occupant response in rear-end collisions; title: A sled test procedure proposal to evaluate the risk of neck injury in low speed rear impacts using a new neck injury criterion (NIC); title: Female volunteer motion in rear impact sled tests in comparison to results from earlier male volunteer tests; title: The RID2 biofidelic rear impact dummy : a validation study using human subjects in low-speed, rear-impact, full-scale crash tests neck injury criterion (NIC); title: Head-neck kinematics in dynamic forward flexion; title: Influence of seat geometry and seating posture in NICmax long-term AIS 1 neck injury predictability; title: The mechanisms of early onset C5/C6 soft-tissue neck injury in rear impacts; title: An energy based analysis for neck forces in frontal impacts; title: Anatomy of the human cervical spine and associated structures; title: Research study on neck injury lessening with active head restraint using human body FE model; title: The effect of whiplash protection systems in real-life crashes and their correlation to consumer crash test programmes; title: Initial assessment of the next-generation USA frontal NCAP : fidelity of various risk curves for estimating field injury rates of belted drivers; title: Change of velocity and pulse characteristics in rear impacts : real world and vehicle tests data; title: Human head and neck kinematics after low velocity rear-end impacts : understanding "whiplash"; title: Strength and response of the human neck; title: Injury risk curves for children and adults in frontal and rear collisions; title: High-speed x-ray assessment of the bony kinematics of the cervical spine during frontal impacts; title: Inertially-induced cervical spine injuries in the pediatric population; title: Neck injuries in the UK co-operative crash injury study; title: A study of current neck injury criteria used for whiplash analysis. Proposal of a new criterion involving upper and lower neck load cells; title: On the structural and material properties of mammalian skeletal muscle and its relevance to human cervical impact dynamics; title: The dynamic responses of the cervical spine : buckling, end conditions, and tolerance in compressive impacts; title: Biomechanical response of head/neck/torso and cervical vertebral motion to lateral impact loading on the shoulders of volunteers; title: Cervical injury mechanism based on the analysis of human cervical vertebral motion and head-neck-torso kinematics during low-speed rear impacts; title: Upper neck response of the belt and air bag restrained 50th percentile hybrid III dummy in the USA's new car assessment program; title: Dynamic characteristics of the human cervical spine; title: Head/neck/torso behavior and cervical vertebral motion of human volunteers during low speed rear impact : mini-sled tests with mass production car seat; title: Biofidelity of anthropomorphic test devices for rear impact; title: Biomechanical investigation of injury mechanisms in rollover crashes from the CIREN database; title: Head/neck kinematic response of human subjects in low-speed, rear-end collisions; title: Assessment of 3- and 6-year-old neck injury criteria based on field investigation, modeling, and sled testing; title: Responses of human surrogates to simulated rear impact : velocity and level dependent facet joint kinematics; title: Rear-end collisions : a study of the influence of backrest properties on head-neck motion using a new dummy neck; title: Human subject kinematics and electromyographic activity during low speed rear impacts; title: Analysis of head impacts causing neck compression injury; title: Performance of seats with active head restraints in rear impacts; title: Biofidelity of rear impact dummies in low-speed rear-end impact : comparison of rigid seat and mass-production car seat with human volunteers; title: On the role of cervical facet joints in rear end impact neck injury mechanisms; title: Biomechanical assessment of human cervical spine ligaments.