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Cervical muscle area measurements in acute whiplash patients and controls
Purpose: To quantitatively compare the muscle cross-sectional areas (CSAs) of the cervical muscles in symptomatic acute whiplash patients versus healthy controls. We hypothesized, that symptomatic whiplash patients have smaller cervical muscle CSAs than
Heini, P +26 more
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Semiactive Car-Seat System for Rear-End Collisions
This study proposes and simulates a smart system that can be used in production car seats to decrease whiplash risk in rear-end crashes. A sliding seat incorporating a semiactively controlled magnetorheological (MR) damper model positioned under the seat-
Ali Gunes Kaya, Selcuk Himmetoglu
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Transitions from dry to wet states challenge water management and can lead to severe impacts. While meteorological transitions from dry-to-wet spells are well studied, it is yet unclear how, and if, they propagate to hydrological transitions.
Manuela I Brunner +2 more
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Objective.Focusing on symptoms referred to as specific for late whiplash may contribute to misconceptions in assessment, treatment, and settlements. We compared Symptom Checklist 90-Revised (SCL-90-R) symptom profiles of patients with late whiplash and ...
PIETRO BALLINARI +5 more
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How extreme are transitions in streamflow? A conditional probability approach
Drought-to-flood transitions, events in which droughts are quickly followed by floods, are increasingly studied as compound hydrological hazards. Yet, it remains unclear whether such transitions represent genuinely rare events. Existing studies typically
Bailey J Anderson +5 more
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MRI-based brain volumetry in chronic whiplash patients: no evidence for traumatic brain injury
INTRODUCTION: Cognitive complaints, such as poor concentration and memory deficits, are frequent after whiplash injury and play an important role in disability. The origin of these complaints is discussed controversially.
Sturzenegger, M +5 more
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Improving Recovery from Whiplash
Recovery after whiplash is poor despite decades of intensive research. Recovery rates approximate 50%, current treatments offer only modest effects, and synthesis of recovery data is hampered by outcome measure heterogeneity.
Griffin, Alexandra Rose
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Comparison of randomized treatments for late whiplash
BACKGROUND: To compare 4 different treatment strategies in patients with late whiplash syndrome. METHODS: Patients were randomly assigned to one of the following treatment groups: infiltration, physiotherapy, or medication.
Di Stefano, G +7 more
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Economic consequences of cascading drought-flood events: evidence from central Europe
Cascading drought-flood events (CDFEs), also referred to as ‘drought-to-flood transitions’ or ‘drought–flood abrupt alternations,’ in which a flood follows a period of drought, may have different flood generation mechanisms than floods occurring ...
Siqi Deng +4 more
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