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Biomechanics and Its Impact on Human Life: From Gene Expression to Organ Physiology, started with applying existing knowledge of mechanics to problems in biology and medicine. In more recent years this has evolved to where there is a true integration between the engineering mechanics and the biology. This integration has resulted in not only the application of mechanics to problems

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Recent Advances in the Biomechanics of the Head and Neck,inked together to simulate head and neck motion during a vehicular crash. Details of each model are provided along with a short history of the development. The models were validated against available experimental data conducted on cadavers. For the brain injury model, predictions of relative displac

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The Biomechanics of Frontal and Lateral Collision,nd average sled decelerations of 10-20 g will be reported. The main injured part is the lower cervical spine and the transition to the thoracic vertebral column. Thoracic injuries (mainly rib fractures) are specific for the restraint system used. The 3-point-standard belt cause high local chest comp

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Influence of Human Spinal Deformation on Minor Neck Injuries for Low Speed Rear Impacts,o kinematics under low speed rear-end impacts. During the experiment, the change of the spine configuration, measured by a newly developed flexible spine deformation sensor on the skin, and the interface load-pressure distribution between seat and subject were recorded. The localized straightening o

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Finite Element Model for Simulation of Muscle Effects on Kinematic Responses of Cervical Spine in Lponses in frontal impacts, was modified in order to improve its biofidelity in low-speed rear-end impacts. The modified model of the cervical spine was utillized to investigate effects of muscle tension on the motion of the cervical vertebrae in low-speed rear-end impacts. The modelling results were

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