Uncertainty quantification and probabilistic modeling of a cervical spine motion segment in flexion, extension, and tension

Shaffer, Sarah K.¹; Kote, Vivek B.; DeCarlo, Erin C.¹; Frazer, Lance L.¹; Davis, Matthew²; Hostetler, Zach²; Shender, Barry S.³; Sheehy, James B.³; Bentley, Timothy B.⁴; Nicolella, Daniel P.¹

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