Injury data from the Pedestrian Injury Causation Study (PICS) and several tests involving vehicle-cadaver impacts were abstracted and submitted to a panel of seven teams of medical specialists. Abbreviated Injury Scale evaluations of the injuries, predictions of the need for surgery, number of hospital days, and percentage functional impairment were made by the teams. Responses are compared with the PICS and Cadaver study assessments. Relationships between AIS, ISS, estimates, surgery, hospital days and percentage total permanent impairment predictions are examined. The format for an economic model for predictions of injury cost is proposed.
Pedestrian Impairment Pilot Study
1982
70 pages
Report
Keine Angabe
Englisch
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