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Variations of stiffness and strength along the human cervical spine

Shea et al., 1991

Document ID
12803300683197057512
Author
Shea M
Edwards W
White A
Hayes W
Publication year
Publication venue
Journal of biomechanics

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The load-displacement response and strength of the mid (C2–C5) and lower (C5–T1) cervical regions were determined for combinations of sagittal loads, in vitro. In unpaired t- test comparisons, the mid cervical region was significantly stiffer in compression and …
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