Thomas Hartka

Assistant Professor

University of Virginia

United States

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Thomas Hartka is an Assistant Professor at the University of Virginia, USA. His research focuses on the assessment of injury severity in motor vehicle collisions, particularly the influence of anatomical differences, body mass index, and injury reporting mechanisms. Recent articles authored by Professor Hartka explore various aspects of injury prediction and causation, as well as the integration of artificial intelligence in biomedicine.

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Mark R. Zonfrillo

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Anna Miller

Associate Professor

Washington University in St. Louis

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George Glass

University of Virginia

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Articles (11)

Relationship with sex-based anatomical differences to lower extremity injury severity in frontal crashes

Congruency of Crash- and Hospital- Reported Injuries Among Child Passengers

Spinal injury rates and specific causation in motor vehicle collisions

Body mass index influence on lap belt position and abdominal injury in frontal motor vehicle crashes

Breadth of use of The Abbreviated Injury Scale in The National Trauma Data Bank bank

Evaluation of mechanism of injury criteria for field triage of occupants involved in motor vehicle collisions

Proximity to fatal accidents predicts police citation rates on urban and rural roads

Development of a concise injury severity prediction model for pediatric patients involved in a motor vehicle collision

The relationship of body mass index, belt placement, and abdominopelvic injuries in motor vehicle crashes: A Crash Injury Research and Engineering Network (CIREN) study

Ten simple rules for engaging with artificial intelligence in biomedicine

Factors associated with EMS transport decisions for pediatric patients after motor vehicle collisions

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Mark R. Zonfrillo

Anna Miller

George Glass

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