Motor vehicle collisions (MVCs) can expose the neck and spine to rapid acceleration, deceleration, bending, and rotational forces. While muscle strains are common, the ligaments that stabilize the spine can also be injured.
Most people rarely think about the position of their vehicle’s head rest until they have been involved in a motor vehicle collision. However, proper head restraint positioning is an important part of protecting the neck during a rear-end impact.
Whiplash is one of the most common injuries sustained in motor vehicle accidents (MVCs), but it can also occur during sports, falls, or other sudden impacts.
Head rest position plays an important role in reducing neck injury during a motor vehicle collision.
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