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Analysis of chest response characters for drivers in lateral and oblique automotive impact
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“…During an automobile side impact, the driver's horizontal living space is negatively correlated with the injury. Xiao et al [17] conducted tests of side impacts and oblique side impacts by using a Global Human Body Models Consortium model and a Toyota Camry model. They observed that distal oblique side impacts and side impacts resulted in more severe chest injuries in occupants than proximal impacts.…”
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“…During an automobile side impact, the driver's horizontal living space is negatively correlated with the injury. Xiao et al [17] conducted tests of side impacts and oblique side impacts by using a Global Human Body Models Consortium model and a Toyota Camry model. They observed that distal oblique side impacts and side impacts resulted in more severe chest injuries in occupants than proximal impacts.…”
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confidence: 99%
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