Finite element investigation of the loading rate effect on the spinal load-sharing changes under impact conditions
Sudden deceleration and frontal/rear impact configurations involve rapid movements that
can cause spinal injuries. This study aimed to investigate the rotation rate effect on the L2–L3 …
can cause spinal injuries. This study aimed to investigate the rotation rate effect on the L2–L3 …
Comparison of the biomechanical behavior of the liver during frontal and lateral deceleration
N Cheynel, T Serre, PJ Arnoux… - Journal of Trauma …, 2009 - journals.lww.com
Background: The trunk of a car occupant can be injured by a frontal or lateral impact. Lesions
can be either intrusion injuries or due to the effects of deceleration alone. The aim of this …
can be either intrusion injuries or due to the effects of deceleration alone. The aim of this …
Minimizing pedicle screw pullout risks: a detailed biomechanical analysis of screw design and placement
Study Design: Detailed biomechanical analysis of the anchorage performance provided by
different pedicle screw designs and placement strategies under pullout loading. Objective: To …
different pedicle screw designs and placement strategies under pullout loading. Objective: To …
Finite element analysis of the influence of loading rate on a model of the full lumbar spine under dynamic loading conditions
Despite an increase in the number of experimental and numerical studies dedicated to
spinal trauma, the influence of the rate of loading or displacement on lumbar spine injuries …
spinal trauma, the influence of the rate of loading or displacement on lumbar spine injuries …
Lower limb: advanced FE model and new experimental data
P Beillas, PC Begeman, KH Yang, AI King, PJ Arnoux… - 2001 - sae.org
The Lower Limb Model for Safety (LLMS) is a finite element model of the lower limb
developed mainly for safety applications. It is based on a detailed description of the lower limb …
developed mainly for safety applications. It is based on a detailed description of the lower limb …
A human model for road safety: from geometrical acquisition to model validation with radioss
M Behr, PJ Arnoux, T Serre, S Bidal… - Computer Methods in …, 2003 - Taylor & Francis
<p>In order to investigate injury mechanisms, and to provide directions for road safety system
improvements, the HUMOS project has lead to the development of a 3D finite element …
improvements, the HUMOS project has lead to the development of a 3D finite element …
Morphometrics of the entire human spinal cord and spinal canal measured from in vivo high-resolution anatomical magnetic resonance imaging
Study Design. Measurements of cervical and thoracolumbar human spinal cord (SC)
geometry based on in vivo magnetic resonance imaging and investigation of morphological “…
geometry based on in vivo magnetic resonance imaging and investigation of morphological “…
Head-ground impact conditions and helmet performance in E-scooter falls
Objective Head injuries are common injuries in E-scooter accidents which have dramatically
increased in recent years. The head impact conditions and helmet performance during E-…
increased in recent years. The head impact conditions and helmet performance during E-…
Posture and muscular behaviour in emergency braking: An experimental approach
M Behr, G Poumarat, T Serre, PJ Arnoux… - Accident Analysis & …, 2010 - Elsevier
In the field of numerical crash simulations in road safety research, there is a need to accurately
define the initial conditions of a frontal impact for the car occupant. In particular, human …
define the initial conditions of a frontal impact for the car occupant. In particular, human …
Finite element analysis of sacroiliac joint fixation under compression loads
C Bruna-Rosso, PJ Arnoux, RJ Bianco… - International journal of …, 2016 - ijssurgery.com
Background Sacroiliac joint (SIJ) is a known chronic pain-generator. The last resort of treatment
is the arthrodesis. Different implants allow fixation of the joint, but to date there is no tool …
is the arthrodesis. Different implants allow fixation of the joint, but to date there is no tool …