Cervical spine stabilizing system
AssigneeElwha LLC
InventorsWilliam David Duncan, Roderick A. Hyde
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Abstract
A passive cervical spine stabilizing system includes a head engagement member, a torso supported member, and at least one stabilization connector having a first portion configured to be secured to the head engagement member and having a second portion configured to be secured to the torso supported member, wherein the at least one stabilization connector includes a surface in contact with a shear-thickening non-Newtonian fluid.
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A passive cervical spine stabilizing system, comprising:
- a head engagement member;
- a torso supported member;
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- at least one stabilization connector having a first portion configured to be secured to the head engagement member and having a second portion configured to be secured to the torso supported member, wherein the at least one stabilization connector includes a surface in contact with a shear-thickening non-Newtonian fluid.
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A passive cervical spine stabilizing system, comprising:
- a head engagement member;
- a torso supported member;
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- at least one stabilization connector having a first portion secured to the head engagement member and having a second portion secured to the torso supported member, wherein the at least one stabilization connector includes a surface in contact with a shear-thickening non-Newtonian fluid.
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