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Biomechanics of Soft-Tissue Injury Mark Gomez, Ph.D.
A biomechanical expert determines what kind of injury pattern exists. Did the accident cause this particular injury pattern to appear?
You'll learn about the process of reconstructing an accidental injury in a step-by-step fashion. Discover the mechanisms of injury, based on clinical literature, basic science literature, and experimental data. Differences between muscles and tendons are addressed and depicted in figures and text. You'll read about eccentric loading, range of motions, center of rotation, and the biological response to acute injury. In addition, you'll encounter the six steps of accidental injury analysis. The last chapter provides you with several case examples from which to work.
This book explains how an expert witness with a background in biomechanics will research and present the testimony in accident reconstruction cases.
Topics covered:
- The process of reconstructing an accidental injury
- The basic components: ligament, tendon and muscle
- The cervical spine
- The thoracolumbar spine
- The shoulder
- The knee
- Example case work-ups
To order your copy of Biomechanics of Soft Tissue Injury (#5503-AB) for $99, please contact:
Lawyers & Judges Publishing Company, Inc. 1-800-209-7109 www.lawyersandjudges.com |