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In silico investigation of biomechanical response of a human subjected to primary blast

2021-09-16

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The response of the brain to the explosion induced primary blast waves is actively sought. Over the past decade, reasonable progress has been made in the fundamental understanding of bTBI using head surrogates and animal models. Yet, the current understanding of how blast waves interact with the human is in nascent stages, primarily due to lack of data in humans. The biomechanical response in human is critically r...

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ff08579e-f623-577a-872c-a0570e2eb9cb
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10.1101/2021.09.16.460591
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