SAS Institute / University of Michigan / performed using SAS / /
IndustryTerm
study protocol / helmet technology / in vivo impact sensing systems / energy / generation protocols / /
Movie
Close-up / /
MusicGroup
Girth / /
Organization
Technical Information Center / I. Center of Gravity and Moments of Inertia of Human Heads / University of Michigan / Ann Arbor / Department of Biomedical Engineering / University of Michigan / Duma / Centers for Disease Control and Prevention / Department of Mechanical Engineering / SAS Institute / Department of Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation / Society of Automotive Engineers / International Criminal Court / the University of Michigan / /
Person
James A. Ashton-Miller / Ryan Perkins / Gregory S. Neck / Ann Neurol / Andrew Schuldt / James K. Richardson / Impact Telemetry / Mihalik / Mark Shafer / T. Eckner / Monica S. Joshi / Lawrence Erlbaum / Injury Criterion / James T. Eckner / / /
Position
Rehabilitation Medicine Scientist / principal investigator / forced-extension head / player / head / Author / lacrosse player / Normalized Kinematic Head / athlete / Representative / Zimmerman J. Head / modified wrestler / additional athlete / Signal Processing Head / Marshall / /
Product
DV / /
ProvinceOrState
Maryland / British Columbia / Michigan / South Dakota / North Carolina / California / Massachusetts / Ontario / /
PublishedMedium
The American Journal / the The American Journal / /
SportsEvent
the NCAA / /
Technology
study protocol / helmet technology / Sports Medicine / Ultrasound / rate-of-force generation protocols / Neurosurgery / /
AJSM PreView, published on January 31, 2014 as doi:[removed][removed] Effect of Neck Muscle Strength and Anticipatory Cervical Muscle Activation on the Kinematic Response of the Head to Impulsive Loads