Recent advances in finite element modeling of the human cervical spine
The human cervical spine is a complex structure that is the most frequently injured site
among all spinal injuries. Therefore, understanding of the cervical spine injury and …
among all spinal injuries. Therefore, understanding of the cervical spine injury and …
Quantitative cervical spine injury responses in whiplash loading with a numerical method of natural neural reflex consideration
Z Liang, MO Fuhao, Z Zheng, Y Li, Y Tian… - Computer Methods and …, 2022 - Elsevier
Background and objective Neural reflex is hypothesized as a regulating step in spine
stabilizing system. However, neural reflex control is still in its infancy to consider in the …
stabilizing system. However, neural reflex control is still in its infancy to consider in the …
[HTML][HTML] A female head–neck model for rear impact simulations
Several mathematical cervical models of the 50th percentile male have been developed and
used for impact biomechanics research. However, for the 50th percentile female no similar …
used for impact biomechanics research. However, for the 50th percentile female no similar …
Febio finite element models of the human cervical spine
MR Herron, J Park, AT Dailey, DL Brockmeyer… - Journal of …, 2020 - Elsevier
Finite element (FE) analysis has proven to be useful when studying the biomechanics of the
cervical spine. Although many FE studies of the cervical spine have been published, they …
cervical spine. Although many FE studies of the cervical spine have been published, they …
Multilevel validation of a male neck finite element model with active musculature
JB Barker, DS Cronin - Journal of biomechanical …, 2021 - asmedigitalcollection.asme.org
Computational models of the human neck have been developed to assess human response
in impact scenarios; however, the assessment and validation of such models is often limited …
in impact scenarios; however, the assessment and validation of such models is often limited …
Biomechanical analysis of the reasonable cervical range of motion to prevent non-fusion segmental degeneration after single-level ACDF
The compensatory increase in intervertebral range of motion (ROM) after cervical fusion can
increase facet joint force (FJF) and intradiscal pressure (IDP) in non-fusion segments …
increase facet joint force (FJF) and intradiscal pressure (IDP) in non-fusion segments …
Development and validation of lumbar spine finite element model
The functional biomechanics of the lumbar spine have been better understood by finite
element method (FEM) simulations. However, there are still areas where the behavior of soft …
element method (FEM) simulations. However, there are still areas where the behavior of soft …
[PDF][PDF] The VIVA OpenHBM finite element 50th percentile female occupant model: whole body model development and kinematic validation
J Östh, M Mendoza-Vazquez, A Linder… - IRCOBI …, 2017 - publications.lib.chalmers.se
Recently, significant progress has been made in the development of Finite Element Human
Body Models, and they have been introduced in the development of automotive safety …
Body Models, and they have been introduced in the development of automotive safety …
Cervical spine morphology and ligament property variations: a finite element study of their influence on sagittal bending characteristics
Cervical spine finite element models reported in biomechanical literature usually represent a
static morphology. Not considering morphology as a model parameter limits the predictive …
static morphology. Not considering morphology as a model parameter limits the predictive …
[HTML][HTML] Dynamic head-neck stabilization and modulation with perturbation bandwidth investigated using a multisegment neuromuscular model
The human head-neck system requires continuous stabilization in the presence of gravity
and trunk motion. We investigated contributions of the vestibulocollic reflex (VCR), the …
and trunk motion. We investigated contributions of the vestibulocollic reflex (VCR), the …