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Highlights from the Seventh Annual Conference of the IEEE Engineering in Medicine and Biology Society Frontiers of Engineering and Computing in Health Care

The "Hangman's Fracture" is a fracture of the second cervical vertebra which separates the anterior from the posterior elements of the vertebra. This fracture is observed in judicial hangings as well as in automobile and diving accidents. The moment exerted on the dens and the body of C2 may also permit a tensile force in the intervertebral disk. The cervical column is depicted as a free body diagram from the biomechanics' viewpoint, with the applied forces and moments in order to explain the observed failure of the cervical bone. (This is a student paper.)