- Currently, no scientific consensus exists on the relative safety of catcher mask styles and materials. Due to differences in mass and material properties, the style and material of a catcher mask influences the impact metrics observed during simulated foul ball impacts. The catcher surrogate was a Hybrid III head and neck equipped with a six degree of freedom sensor package to obtain linear accelerations and angular rates. Four mask styles were impacted using an air cannon for six 30 m/s and six 35 m/s impacts to the nasion. To quantify impact severity, the metrics peak linear acceleration, peak angular acceleration, Head Injury Criterion, Head Impact Power, ... [Read More]
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- Eckersley, C., White, T., Cutcliffe, H., Shridharani, J., Wood, G., Bass, C. (2017). Foul tip impact attenuation of baseball catcher masks using head impact metrics. Duke Digital Repository. https://doi.org/10.7924/G81N7Z29.
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- 10.7924/G81N7Z29
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- June 19, 2017
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- ark:/87924/r4qj79v72
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- Chris Eckersley: cpe4@duke.edu, ORCID: 0000-0001-5467-0358
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- Foul tip impact attenuation of baseball catcher masks using head impact metrics
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