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Abstract Physiologic motions of the human, sheep, and calf lumbar spines have been well characterized. The size, cost, and ease of care all make the rabbit an attractive alternative choice for an animal lumbar spine model. However, comparisons of normal biomechanical characteristics of the rabbit lumbar spine have not been made to the spines of larger species. The purpose of this study was to establish...
Summary The article reports a new hypothesis of whiplash injury based on a series of experimental studies using isolated human cadaveric specimens. Although the clinical symptoms of whiplash are widely known, the understanding of the underlying injury mechanism is poor. The prevailing view of neck-hyperextension as the essential injury mechanisms was not supported by recent experiments. In a series...
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