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26 June 2023 Research on the injury of blunt impact by non-lethal kinetic projectiles to the abdomen based on numerical simulation
Yihui Shen, Zongmin Ma, Fadong Zhao
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Abstract
Based on cadaver data on non-lethal kinetic projectiles impacting the human abdomen, the effectiveness of the THUMS AM50 Dummy Finite Element Model has been established. Using the Abdominal Injury Criterion (AIC) and Abdominal Peak Force (APF) to assess the abdominal injury, it has been determined that frontal impact of projectiles with a mass of 45g and velocity of 60m/s on the human abdomen results in a 50% probability of liver injury at the AIS2 lever or above. After comparing two different abdominal injury assessment criteria, it has been observed that the existing criteria show significantly different levels of adaptability under varying impact conditions.
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Yihui Shen, Zongmin Ma, and Fadong Zhao "Research on the injury of blunt impact by non-lethal kinetic projectiles to the abdomen based on numerical simulation", Proc. SPIE 12721, Second International Symposium on Computer Applications and Information Systems (ISCAIS 2023), 127211M (26 June 2023); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2683286
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KEYWORDS
Injuries

Abdomen

Numerical simulations

Liver

Biomechanics

Finite element methods

Data modeling

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