Physics, Bones and Trauma

Update: 2024-08-20

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No question that the faster you are going, the more likely you are to get injured. But what most people don't know, it is how quickly you stop that really matters. It is all in the physics of trauma.

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Under Pressure

2024-08-2012:11

Those Electrons We Eat

2024-08-2022:33

Born to Run

2024-08-2018:59

Walking - The Physics of Moving Our Legs

2024-08-2009:58

Physics, Bones and Trauma

2024-08-2013:41

Arches and the Physics of Foot Pain

2024-08-1514:42

Knee Pain - The Physics That Causes Our Knees to Hurt.

2024-08-1517:27

The Physics Behind Back Pain

2024-08-1518:21

Friction and the Cause of Joint,Tendon and Muscle Pain

2024-08-1518:19

The Physics of Blisters

2024-08-1520:23

How the Body Detects Acceleration: Vertigo and Newton's Laws

2024-08-1513:28

MRI - The Magnetic Resonance In Our Bodies

2023-07-2414:39

X-rays in Medicine

2023-07-2318:17

The Physics of Sunscreens

2023-07-2018:37

The Human Nervous System

2023-07-0920:05

The Human Ear

2023-06-2712:46

The Human Eye

2023-06-2714:23

The Human Heart

2023-06-2625:01

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Physics, Bones and Trauma

Richard Ingebretsen

Physics, Bones and Trauma