Additional file 5 of Effectiveness and safety of techniques for cervical spine immobilization in mountain rescue

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Authors: Richard F. Kraus, Maximilian L. Knipfer, Matthias Jacob, Baerbel Kieninger, Jasmine Alikhani, Parham Heydarzadeh Ghamsary, Lukas Reinker, Ina Adler, Sebastian Dendorfer, Martin Kieninger
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Abstract

Supplementary Material 5. Figure S1: Comparative plots without (a) and with (b) smoothing. The x-axis shows the measurement times (frames), recorded at a frequency of 240 per second [Hz], while the y-axis shows the angle changes [°]. Figure S2: Schematic overview of the evaluation steps. Figure S3: Proposal for a possible procedure for patient care with regard to cervical spine immobilization in mountain rescue based on the findings of this study. Table S1: Placement of the sensors [21]. Table S2: Anthropometric data of the test subject [21].

Fields of Study & Subjects

Trauma and Emergency Care Studies Spinal Fractures and Fixation Techniques Winter Sports Injuries and Performance

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Figshare
Publication date
1 January 2026