Ashton-Miller, James Anthony

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Ashton-Miller, James Anthony

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Affiliations (4)

Name	Count	Oldest	Newest
University of Illinois at Chicago	1	1986	1986
Massachusetts Institute of Technology	1	1974	1974
University of Oslo	1	1980	1980
University of Michigan	6	1988	2022

Papers (7)

Year	Article	Times Cited	Times Cited (no self-citations)
2012	Broglio SP, Surma T, Ashton-Miller JA. High school and collegiate football athlete concussions: a biomechanical review. Ann Biomed Eng. January 2012;40(1):37-46.	17	17
1986	Miller JAA, Schultz AB, Warwick DN, Spencer DL. Mechanical properties of lumbar spine motion segments under large loads. J Biomech. 1986;19(1):79-84.	31	30
1988	Moroney SP, Schultz AB, Miller JAA, Andersson GBJ. Load-displacement properties of lower cervical spine motion segments. J Biomech. 1988;21(9):769-779.	73	72
1988	Moroney SP, Schultz AB, Miller JAA. Analysis and measurement of neck loads. J Orthop Res. September 1988;6(5):713-720.	42	41
1991	Janevic J, Ashton-Miller JA, Schultz AB. Large compressive preloads decrease lumbar motion segment flexibility. J Orthop Res. March 1991;9(2):228-236.	29	28
2022	Patton DM, Ochocki DN, Martin CT, Casden M, Jepsen KJ, Ashton-Miller JA, Wojtys EM, Schlecht SH. State of the mineralized tissue comprising the femoral ACL enthesis in young women with an ACL failure. J Orthop Res. April 2022;40(4):826-837.	0	0
1988	Miller JAA, Schmatz C, Schultz AB. Lumbar disc degeneration: correlation with age, sex, and spine level in 600 autopsy specimens. Spine. February 1988;13(2):173-178.	41	41

Theses (2)

Year	Article	Times Cited	Times Cited (no self-citations)
1980	Skogland LB, Miller JAA. On the Importance of Growth in Idiopathic Scoliosis: A Biochemical, Radiological and Biomechanical Study [PhD thesis]. Oslo, Norway: University of Oslo; 1980.	2	1
1974	Miller JAA. Functional Muscle Recruitment Via Afferent Electrical Stimulation [Master's thesis]. Cambridge, MA: Massachusetts Institute of Technology; 1974.	0	0

Student Theses (8)

Year	Article	Times Cited	Times Cited (no self-citations)
2002	Moga PJ. On the Relation Between Thoracic Kyphosis, Athletic Training, Hamstring Shortness, and Anthropometry in the Developing Spine [PhD thesis]. University of Michigan; 2002.	0	0
1997	Wojcik LA. A Biomechanical Analysis of the Mechanisms of Fall Recovery in Young and Elderly Adults [PhD thesis]. University of Michigan; 1997.	0	0
1996	Cao C. Biomechanics of Forward Momentum Arrest When Walking: Age and Gender Differences [PhD thesis]. University of Michigan; 1996.	0	0
1994	Sprague JK. The Use of Stepping to Maintain Upright Balance: Biomechanical Analyses in Young and Old Adults [PhD thesis]. University of Michigan; 1994.	0	0
1994	Kim K-J. Biomechanical Analyses of Female Stress Urinary Incontinence [PhD thesis]. University of Michigan; 1994.	0	0
1993	Lee S-G. Theoretical and Experimental Biomechanical Analyses of the Effects of Age and Peripheral Neuropathy on Unipedal Balance [PhD thesis]. University of Michigan; 1993.	0	0
1993	Chen H-C. Tripping Over Obstacles: Biomechanical Analyses of How Young and Old Try to Avoid it [PhD thesis]. University of Michigan; 1993.	1	0
1988	Son K. Biomechanical Analyses of Weight-Moving Tasks in the Seated Position [PhD thesis]. University of Michigan; 1988.	0	0

Collaborators (4)

Name	Count	Oldest	Newest
Jepsen, Karl J.	1	2022	2022
Andersson, Gunnar B. J.	1	1988	1988
Schultz, Albert Barry	5	1986	1991
Wojtys, Edward M.	1	2022	2022