Long Term Consequences

Period

9 October 2017–2 October 2020

Project manager

Bengt Pipkorn

The FFI project Identification and Prediction of Injuries with Long Term Consequences aims to enhance understanding and evaluation of injuries leading to long term consequences with the purpose of developing countermeasure for enhanced protection. Specifically, the project targets to achieve an understanding of head and upper extremity injuries leading to long term consequences. The project will also gain an insight on the relevance of the ability of various head injury criteria to predict head injuries leading to long term consequences.

Short facts

Research area

Human body protection

Financier(s)

VINNOVA/ FFI

Partners

Autoliv

Volvo Cars

POC

MIPS

Project type

SAFER connected project

Related publications

Suitability of Enhanced Head Injury Criteria for Vehicle Rating

Objective: Euro NCAP is considering the implementation of a new head injury assessment with the introduction of THOR in the mobile progressive deformable barrier frontal impact crash test. The objective of this study is to assess the suitability of

Authors : Slagmaat, Mv., Muller, B., Pipkorn, B., Panzer, M.

Year : 2019

Published in : Short Communications from the AAAM 63rd Annual Scientific Conference

The Difference in Ranking of Bike Helmets When Using Different Finite Element Head Models

Authors : Madelen Fahlstedt, Peter Halldin

Year : 2019

Published in : IRC 19-98, IRCOBI Conference, Florence, Italy

Improvements and Validation of THUMS Upper Extremity: Refinements of the Elbow Joint for Improved Biofidelity

Introduction One out of five reported motor vehicle collision injuries occur to the upper extremities. Certain parts of The Total HUman Model for Safety (THUMS) lack validation against experimental data, including the elbow. The aim of this project is to

Authors : Sverrisdóttir, Kristín

Year : 2019

Published in : TRITA-CBH-GRU