Foot and leg injuries in frontal car collisions.

Author(s)
Forssell, J. Jakobssen, L. Lund, A. & Tivesten, E.
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Abstract

Attention to injuries to foot, ankle and tibia is becoming increasingly focused as safety improvements are made in other areas. As our knowledge increases, views concerning the factors that cause leg injuries become more varied. This paper presents Volvo's view on the subject and focuses on four main factors: Geometry, Pedals, Acceleration and Intrusion. The risk of injury is believed to be an accumulation of these factors. In order to achieve significant improvements in the area of leg injuries, it is therefore necessary to address all factors. (A)

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C 11474 (In: C 11439 [electronic version only]) /84 /91 / IRRD 896563
Source

In: Proceedings of the Fifteenth International Technical Conference on Enhanced Safety of Vehicles ESV, Melbourne, Australia, 13-16 May 1996, Volume 1, p. 422-437, 15 ref.

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