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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Upper extremity injury"”.

  1. Is the upper quarter Y-Balance test a useful measure to determine upper limb loading response in female competitive gymnasts after upper extremity injury?

    … requires an athlete to weight-bear through each upper extremity (UE) in various positions. These unique sport requirements should be considered by clinicians when rehabilitating a gymnast after UE injury. There is currently no reliable and valid clinical test for female gymnasts, though the Upper

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  2. Statistical Analysis and Computational Modeling of Injuries in utomobile Crashes

    … was to investigate particular occupants and injury types in automobile crashes in order to identify national trends in injury incidence, type, and severity. A statistical analysis was performed in order to determine the effects of airbag deployment on incidence and severity of various injury

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  3. Upper Extremity Interaction with a Helicopter Side Airbag: Injury Criteria for Dynamic Hyperextension of the Female Elbow Joint

    … characterize the interaction between the female upper extremity and a helicopter cockpit side airbag system and to develop dynamic hyperextension injury criteria for the female elbow joint. Part I involved a series of 10 experiments with an original Army Black Hawk helicopter side airbag. A 5th …

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  4. Exploring subjective and objective localized muscle fatigue responses at recommended upper limb ergonomics limits

    … performance and development of musculoskeletal injury. Thus, the quantification of LMF development in response to occupational task demands has become a major focus in the ergonomics literature. In this thesis, Study 1 showed how a familiarization session, including targeted feedback on ratings …

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