Whistle Splash Injury Research

it is widely believed that a whiplash injury may induce a disorder of neck proprioceptors caused by forces applied to the neck in the course of the injury. Research into the pathology of whiplash has revealed a large number of possible diverse models of lesions simulation. In this regard, it is disappointing to note in the most models how frequently certain possible disequilibrium lesions are ignored. Fortunately, Panjabi et la. has considered this aspect through investigating the dynamics of the vertebral artery in the studied model of the whiplash injury simulation, which has explained some of the disequilibrium associated symptoms (Panjabi et al., 1998). Pathophysiologically, there is central nervous system weakness following a whiplash injury.