Prolonged Electro‐muscular Incapacitation in a Porcine Model Causes Spinal Injury - Burns, Jennie M.; Kamykowski, Michael G.; Moreno, Justin A.; Jirjis, Michael B. (Journal of forensic sciences, 2020)
Keywords: acceleration; Accelerometers; Animals; autopsy; conducted energy weapon injuries; Conducted Energy Weapon Injuries - diagnostic imaging; Conducted Energy Weapon Injuries - pathology; Electric Stimulation - instrumentation; Forensic Medicine; forensic science; Fractures; Fractures, Comminuted - diagnostic imaging; Fractures, Comminuted - pathology; Humans; Lumbar Vertebrae - diagnostic imaging; Lumbar Vertebrae - injuries; Lumbar Vertebrae - pathology; Models, Animal; muscle contraction; Radiography; Sacrum - diagnostic imaging; Sacrum - injuries; Sacrum - pathology; Spinal cord injuries; spinal fractures; Spinal Fractures - diagnostic imaging; Spinal Fractures - pathology; spinal injuries; Sus scrofa; Swine; X‐rays; swine; acceleration; muscle contraction; spinal injuries; X-rays; forensic science; conducted energy weapon injuries; spinal fractures; Sus scrofa; autopsy