Impact injury to the pregnant female and fetus in lap belt restraint.

Snyder, Richard G.; Snow, Clyde C.; Crosby, Warren M.; Hanson, Peter; Fineg, Jerry; Chandler, Richard

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Impact injury to the pregnant female and fetus in lap belt restraint.

1968-12-01
By Snyder, Richard G. ; Snow, Clyde C. ; Crosby, Warren M. ; ...

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Snyder, Richard G. ; Snow, Clyde C. ; Crosby, Warren M. ; Hanson, Peter ; Fineg, Jerry ; ... More +

Snyder, Richard G. ; Snow, Clyde C. ; Crosby, Warren M. ; Hanson, Peter ; Fineg, Jerry ; Chandler, Richard Less -
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United States. Office of Aviation Medicine
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Acceleration (Physiology) Aircraft Accidents Air Transportation Crashes Autopsies Autopsy Baboons Baboons As Laboratory Animals Bleeding Blood Pressure Crash Injuries Crash Injuries--Research Crash Injury Research Crash Tests Deceleration Fatalities Fetus Fractures Fractures (Anatomy) Heart Beat Heart Rate Hemorrhage Internal Injuries Laboratory Animals Laceration Pregnant Women Pressure Safety Harness (Aeronautics)--Impact Testing Seat Belts Spinal Column Spine Uterus, Pregnant Velocity Measurement X Rays
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AM 68-24 ; DOT/FAA/AM-68/24

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Tech Report
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United States
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Civil Aerospace Medical Institute
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Although it has been well established that the lap (seat) belt offers considerable protection against injury or death in crash environments, there has long been controversy over the injury potential to the pregnant female. This question is of importance in consideration of restraint and seat protective environments for both aircraft and automotive vehicles. Most of the 4 million pregnant women per year in the United States travel by automobile, with a large number traveling by Commercial Civil Aircraft or the Military Air Transport Service. Thus a sizeable population is involved.
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