1974-02-01
Traumatic Distortions of the Primate Head and Chest: Correlation of Biomechanical, Radiological and Pathological Data 741186
High speed cinefluorographic studies were performed on anesthetized primates during graded, experimental blunt impacts of the head or chest. Cineframe data were analyzed frame by frame to identify dynamic anatomic movement patterns during each injury. The results indicate that the brain and heart undergo significant displacements within the first few milliseconds (ms) post-impact and these transient interior motions were correlated with physiologic and pathologic changes as well as impact force and deceleration.
SAE MOBILUS
Subscribers can view annotate, and download all of SAE's content. Learn More »
JOURNAL ARTICLE
Field Data Study of the Effect of Knee Airbags on Lower Extremity Injury in Frontal Crashes
2021-01-0913
BOOK
Lumbar Injury Biomechanics
TECHNICAL PAPER
Methodology for Measuring Tibial and Fibular Loads in a Cadaver
2002-01-0682
