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STP1229
Head and Neck Injuries in Sports

Hoerner EF
Pages: 357
Published: 1994

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Promotes safety and the decrease of risk factors through better equipment, facilities, and knowledge of the mechanism of injury. Experts of various disciplines present their research, clinical experiences, data collections, and the application of their accumulated experiences and knowledge. 27 peer-reviewed papers on epidemiology; risk factors; mechanism of injury; and protective equipment applications. Covers a broad spectrum of sporting activities including ice hockey, football, baseball, swimming and diving, equestrian, soccer, gymnastics. Playing facilities, playing, and protective equipment are also addressed.



Table of Contents

Cornerstones for Future Directions in Head/Neck Injury Prevention in Sports
Clarke K.

A Summary of Head and Neck Injuries in Collegiate Athletics Using the NCAA Injury Surveillance System.
Dick R.

Annual Survey of Catastrophic Football Injuries: 1977–1992
Mueller F., Cantu R.

Head and Neck Injuries in Equestrian Sports
Bixby-Hammett D.

Spinal Injuries in Ice Hockey: Review of 182 North American Cases and Analysis of Etiological Factors
Tator C., Edmonds V., Lapczak L.

The National Electronic Injury Surveillance System (NEISS) and Hazard Analysis
Frye R.

Causes of Pool Diving Accidents
Gabrielsen M., Mittelstaedt A.

Risk Factors of Head and Neck Injuries in Equestrian Activities
Byrd J.

A Uniform Minimum Safe Diving Depth for Swimming Facilities
Gilbert R.

Psychological Characteristics of the Chronically Injured Athlete
Duffy F.

Cerebral Concussions in Taekwondo Athletes
Zemper E., Pieter W.

Impact Postures and Neck Loading in Head First Collisions: A Review
Bishop P.

The Response of the Cervical Spine to Axial Loading: Feasibility for Intervention
Burstein A., Otis J.

The Application of Rodent Models to the Study of Brain Injury Bimechanics.
Dixon C.

Buckling Analysis -- A Modal Method of Estimating Cervical Spine Injury Potential
Voo L., Liu Y.

30 Plus Years of Head and Neck Injuries - Primate and Human Models' Responses to Energy Load and Forces
Unterharnscheidt F.

Experimental Production of Head-Neck Injuries Under Dynamic Forces
Pintar F., Yoganandan N., Sances A., Cusick J.

The Effect of Head Position on the Analysis of Cervical Motion
Ordway N., Edwards W., Donelson R., Bosco M.

Ball Standards Relevant to Risk of Head Injury
Heald J., Pass D.

The Incidence of Spearing by Ball Carriers and Their Tacklers During a High School Football Season.
Heck J.

How to Make Professional Boxing Safer—The American Medical Association Controversy
Cantu R.

The Historical and Medical Aspects - Boxing
Unterharnscheidt F.

Head Injured Patients Who Talk Before Deterioration or Death: The TADD Syndrome
Ommaya A., Thibault L., Boock R., Meaney D.

Measurement of Sensory Functioning and Integration Following Closed Head Injury
Ingersoll C.

Accident Performance of Motorcycle and Bicycle Safety Helmets
Hurt H., Thom D.

ASTM F-1292 as a Tool for Playground Injury Severity Reduction
Shiffer R.

Jaw-Joint Disorders in Contact-sports' Athletes. Diagnosis and Prevention
Williams E.

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Committee: F08
Paper ID: STP1229-EB
DOI: 10.1520/STP1229-EB
ISBN-EB: 978-0-8031-5282-3

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