Method and apparatus for assessing risks of injury
AssigneeRisk Analysis & Management
InventorsEugene Rider, Daniel K. Stool
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AssigneeRisk Analysis & Management
InventorsEugene Rider, Daniel K. Stool
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Children, particularly those younger than 4 years, frequently place foreign objects such as toys and small parts of consumer products in their mouths, nasal cavities and ear canals. These actions not infrequently lead to injury or death. To asses the risk of injury or death in children at the critical stages of child development, accurate computerized and physical models of anatomical areas including the oral cavity, orbit, ear canal and nasal passages that are most often severely injured by foreign body impaction are created. These computer and physical anatomical models are used in combination with computer and physical models of products to assess the possible hazards inherent in a product design and to communicate the risks associated with product design to manufacturers and marketing groups.
A method for forming a physical model of a head for assessing injury risks, comprising the steps of:
A physical modeling system for forming a physical model of a head, which is used in conjunction with a physical model of a product to assess injury risks, comprising:
A method for forming a computer model of a head for assessing injury risks, the head including a plurality of cavities, comprising the steps of:
A computer modeling system for forming a computer model of a head, which is used in conjunction with a computer model of a product to assess injury risks, comprising:
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