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The role of warmup in muscular injury prevention.

• Marc Raymond Safran, W. E. Garrett, Anthony V. Seaber, Richard R. Glisson, B M Ribbeck
• The American journal of sports medicine
• 1988

This study is an attempt to provide biomechanical support for the athletic practice of warming up prior to an exercise task to reduce the incidence of injury. Tears in isometrically preconditioned… (More)

Biomechanical comparison of stimulated and nonstimulated skeletal muscle pulled to failure.

• W. E. Garrett, Marc Raymond Safran, Anthony V. Seaber, Richard R. Glisson, B M Ribbeck
• The American journal of sports medicine
• 1987

We compared the biomechanical properties of passive and stimulated muscle rapidly lengthened to failure in an experimental animal model. The mechanical parameters compared were force to tear, change… (More)

Biomechanical and histologic assessment of a controlled muscle strain injury treated with piroxicam.

• William Obremsky, Anthony V. Seaber, B M Ribbeck, W. E. Garrett
• The American journal of sports medicine
• 1994

This study was designed to observe the effect of the nonsteroidal antiinflammatory piroxicam on a controlled muscle strain injury in the rabbit model. The tibialis anterior tendons of 90 New Zealand… (More)

Immediate and delayed neurorrhaphy in a rabbit model: a functional, histologic, and biochemical comparison.

• Michael J. Bolesta, W. E. Garrett, B M Ribbeck, Richard R. Glisson, Anthony V. Seaber, J. Leonard Goldner
• The Journal of hand surgery
• 1988

The effect of timing of neurorrhaphy on neuromuscular function was studied. The extensor digitorum longus neuromuscular units of 51 rabbits were used, with repairs performed immediately, 3 weeks, 3… (More)

The effect of muscle architecture on the biomechanical failure properties of skeletal muscle under passive extension.

• W. E. Garrett, Panagiota Nikolaou, B M Ribbeck, Richard R. Glisson, Anthony V. Seaber
• The American journal of sports medicine
• 1988

This study investigates the biomechanical failure properties of five architecturally different skeletal muscles and examines the role muscle structure plays in the passive extension characteristics… (More)

Injury surveillance: a method for recording E codes for injured emergency department patients.

• B M Ribbeck, Jeffrey W. Runge, Michael H. Thomason, J. W. Baker
• Annals of emergency medicine
• 1992

STUDY PURPOSE Little information exists on the cause of injury for patients who are treated and discharged from emergency departments; these patients comprise approximately 90% of all injured… (More)

THE COST OF VIOLENCE : THE ECONOMY OF HEALTH CARE DELIVERY FOR NON-ACCIDENTAL TRAUMA IN AN URBAN SOUTHEASTERN COMMUNITY

• Francis Robicsek, B M Ribbeck, Leslie G. Walker, Michael H. Thomason, John I. Hollenbeck, Christopher C. Baker
• North Carolina medical journal
• 1993

Evaluation of an infrared tympanic membrane thermometer in pediatric patients.

• Richard D. Kenney, J. Dennis Fortenberry, S S Surratt, B M Ribbeck, William J. Thomas
• Pediatrics
• 1990

Anterior cruciate ligament allograft transplantation. Long-term function, histology, revascularization, and operative technique.

• Panagiota Nikolaou, Anthony V. Seaber, Richard R. Glisson, B M Ribbeck, Frank H Bassett
• The American journal of sports medicine
• 1986

In recent years much effort has been devoted to finding a satisfactory replacement for the injured ACL. None of the reconstruction techniques used in the past can be considered ideal because of their… (More)

Respiratory effects of spinal immobilization in children.

• Robert W Schafermeyer, B M Ribbeck, Janet Gaskins, S. A. Thomason, Mary Harlan, A Attkisson
• Annals of emergency medicine
• 1991

STUDY OBJECTIVE To assess the restrictive effects of two spinal immobilization strapping techniques on the respiratory capacity of normal, healthy children. DESIGN Prospective study with each… (More)

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