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Repeatability of whiplash injury tests of neck in rear impact

Chen Hong

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The objective rating method was adopted to conduct the study on repeatability of rear impact sled tests aimed to four sled tests,including the correlation analysis of sled waveform,injury index of Biorid dummy,peak values,peak value occurrence times,and curve shapes.The results showed that the rear impact sled tests with BioRID dummy have very high repeatability.

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The objective rating method was adopted to conduct the study on repeatability of rear impact sled tests aimed to four sled tests,including the correlation analysis of sled waveform,injury index of Biorid dummy,peak values,peak value occurrence times,and curve shapes.The results showed that the rear impact sled tests with BioRID dummy have very high repeatability.

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The objective rating method was adopted to conduct the study on repeatability of rear impact sled tests aimed to four sled tests,including the correlation analysis of sled waveform,injury index of Biorid dummy,peak values,peak value occurrence times,and curve shapes.The results showed that the rear impact sled tests with BioRID dummy have very high repeatability.

Key concepts: Repeatability, Whiplash, Neck injury, Whiplash injury, Mathematics, Statistics, Poison control, Medicine

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