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Dr. Mazzarella's ACR and Crash Qualifications

MVA Crash Forensics

Occupant Kinematics

Injury Biomechanics

Accident Reconstruction

Event Data Recorder

IME Services

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Forensic Medicine 

Forensic Medicine Services include injury determination through the use of physics, science, crash forensic specific factors such as collision vector and risk factors, and provides an injury determination.

This service is generally used for two purposes. The first is to prove injury. In any motor vehicle collision, specific risk factors, crash factors and occupant reactions are known. Thus by reviewing the crash forensics, an injury potential can be determined with a high degree of certainty.

The second benefit of this service is to provide a more specific and precise determination of injury potential. At times, doctors can chase the pain. However knowledge of chronic pain, neuropathic pain and muscular referral patterns combined with injury potential determinations allows for treatment of injury specific tissue, which can help to reduce the overall treatment duration due to increased specificity of treatment intervention. 

Crash Forensics - Accident Reconstruction - Accident Investigation - Injury Biomechanics Service

At Scene Investigation 

  • Series of Events
  • Roadway Evidence and Analysis
  • Drag Factor /Coefficient of Friction Analysis
  • Forensic Mapping
  • Scaled Diagrams
  • Scene Grade Analysis
  • Scene Superelevation Analysis
  • At Scene Photography
  • Systemic Collision Investigation 

Vehicle Dynamics

  • Tire Evaluation
  • Restraint System Evaluation and Analysis
  • Braking Efficiency
  • Lamp Examination
  • Pedestrian Collision
  • PDOF, Force Determination
  • Vehicle Crashworthiness
  • Bumper Standards Analysis
  • Roof Crush Analysis

Human Factors Analysis 

  • Crash Causation
  • Series of Events
  • Crash Fault Determination
  • Crash Awareness Analysis

Speed Determination 

  • Slide to Stop
  • Negative Slide to Stop
  • Time Distance
  • Critical Curve Speed Analysis
  • Yaw Speed Analysis
  • Acceleration Analysis 

Evidence Retrieval and Analysis

  • Event Data Recorder
  • Retrieval and Analysis 

Testing: Accident Reconstruction and Investigation 

  • Mock fatal Pedestrian Collision
  • Mock fatal Pedestrian Collision
  • Dynamic Field Testing: Coefficient of Friction, Skid Distance, and Speed Analysis
  • 4 Wheel Independent Skid Mark Test
  • Full Brake Overlapping Skid Mark Test with Shot Marker Test
  • Rear Brake Motorcycle Skid Mark Test
  • Rear Brake Skid Mark Test
  • Vehicle Yaw Test, with Critical Curve Speed Analysis 

Testing: Live Full Scale Human Volunteer Crash Testing and High Speed Bio-Rid Dummy Vehicle and Pedestrian Crash Testing

  • Pedestrian Vehicle Deceleration Crash Testing
  • Pedestrian Vehicle Acceleration Crash Testing
  • Low Speed Human Volunteer and Bio-Rid Dummy Rear End Collision Testing
  • Low Speed Human Volunteer and Bio-Rid Dummy Rear End Offset Collision Testing
  • Low Speed Human Volunteer and Bio-Rid Dummy Front End Collision Testing
  • Low Speed Human Volunteer and Bio-Rid Dummy Front End Offset Collision Testing
  • Low Speed Human Volunteer and Bio-Rid Dummy Near Side Collision Testing
  • Low Speed Human Volunteer and Bio-Rid Dummy Near Side Offset Collision Testing
  • Low Speed Human Volunteer and Bio-Rid Dummy Far Side Collision Testing
  • Low Speed Human Volunteer and Bio-Rid Dummy Far Side Offset Collision Testing
  • High Speed Bio-Rid Dummy Near and Far Side Collision Testing
  • High Speed Bio-Rid Dummy Front End Center and Offset Collision Testing
  • High Speed Bio-Rid Dummy Rear End Center and Offset Collision Testing

Motor Vehicle Crash Forensics Risk Analysis Certification

The above crash test examples are part of the live full scale human volunteer and bio-rid dummy crash testing research that Dr. Jason Mazzarella participated in. This participation along with completion of a comprehensive test resulted in Dr. Mazzarella's certification in Motor Vehicle Crash Forensic Risk Analysis.

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  • Diagnosis
  • Assessment
  • Treatment
  • Long Term Outcome Determination

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Kinesiology Movement Science

  • Human Movement Analysis
  • Injury Biomechanics
  • Neuromechanics of Human Movement Analysis

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Accident Investigation and Reconstruction

  • Accident Reconstruction
  • Accident Investigation
  • Event Data Recorder's
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Collision Vector Analysis and Injury Potential Determination 

  • Injury Biomechanics and Occupant Reaction Analysis based on PDOF
  • Occupant Kinematic Response due to Occupant Interaction with Vehicle Restraint System
  • Analysis of Injury Biomechanics in Combination with know Risk Factors in order to determine Injury Potential
  • Acute Injury Risk
  • Chronic Injury Risk
  • Injury Severity Determination
  • Long Term Symptom Outcome Analysis
  • Physical Exam Diagnosis and Injury Potential Correlation Analysis

Brain Injury Analysis

Brain Injury Occupant Kinematic Analysis

Motor vehicle collisions result in specific forces occurring on the occupants spine and head. These forces are specific to the crash vector and occupant reaction. By evaluating the crash forensics of the crash, a correlation between injury potential and injury sustained can be determined.

  • Direct Contact
  • Coup Counter Coup
  • Pressure Gradient Changes

Neck Injury Analysis

Motor Vehicle Collisions result in specific forces occurring in the Cervical Spine. In a collision a number of forces can be present, 

however the collision vector, risk factors and occupant reaction with the vehicles restraint system will dictate what forces act on the cervical spine.This Injury Biomechanics knowledge in correlation with Anatomy, Neurology and Pain concepts allows for an injury potential determination based on research, science and medicine.