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Spine|September 17, 2008
The influence of posture and loading on interfacet spacing: an investigation using magnetic resonance imaging on porcine spinal unitsJanessa D M Drake, Howard Dobson, Jack P CallaghanJournal of Biomechanical Engineering|April 20, 2021
Model-Aided Design of a Rear-Impact Collision Testing System for In Vivo InvestigationsJeff M Barrett, Kayla M Fewster, Jack P CallaghanClinical Biomechanics (Bristol, Avon)|March 13, 2022
Are rotational passive stiffness and translational passive stiffness correlated? A porcine in vitro studyJeff M Barrett, Kayla M Fewster, Jack P CallaghanClinical Biomechanics (Bristol, Avon)|April 1, 2023
Experimentally dissociating the overuse mechanisms of endplate fracture lesions and Schmorl's node injuries using the porcine cervical spine modelJackie D Zehr, Michael I Watson, Jack P CallaghanTraffic Injury Prevention|May 11, 2019
Low-velocity motor vehicle collision characteristics associated with claimed low back painKayla M Fewster, Robert J Parkinson, Jack P CallaghanJournal of Biomechanical Engineering|March 4, 2022
Characterizing the Mechanical and Viscoelastic Response of the Porcine Facet Joint Capsule Ligament in Response to a Simulated ImpactKayla M Fewster, Jeff M Barrett, Jack P CallaghanJournal of Spinal Disorders|November 5, 1999
The porcine cervical spine as a model of the human lumbar spine: an anatomical, geometric, and functional comparisonV R Yingling, J P Callaghan, S M McGillClinical Biomechanics (Bristol, Avon)|January 5, 2000
Low back three-dimensional joint forces, kinematics, and kinetics during walkingJ P Callaghan, A E Patla, S M McGillClinical Biomechanics (Bristol, Avon)|June 28, 2001
Spinal posture and prior loading history modulate compressive strength and type of failure in the spine: a biomechanical study using a porcine cervical spine modelJ L Gunning, J P Callaghan, S M McGillGait & Posture|August 2, 2011
Do individuals who develop transient low back pain exhibit different postural changes than non-pain developers during prolonged standing?Kaitlin M Gallagher, Erika Nelson-Wong, Jack P CallaghanPageof 38