Discussion on "Rotation : translation duality in head trauma ? : perceptive and objective evidence".

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Meaney, D.F.
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Abstract

The study on "Rotation translation duality in head trauma : perceptive and objective evidence" (see C 5066 (IRRD 881074) offers interesting paths to pursue in order to examine the role of brain-skull decoupling. Possible paths include the following: (1) To conduct detailed set of experimental studies which will document the appearance of brain-skull displacement and response to a forced mechanical excitation for freqencies both below and above the transition point for brain-skull decoupling; (2) to relate the magnitude of brain-skull displacement to the appearance of specific brain injuries such as tearing of parasagittal bridging veins and cerebral contusions; (3) to further clarify the human response to the forced human response to the forced vibratory oscillation used in this study; and (4) to offer the results from the earlier experiments to experimental and computional biomechanicians interested in advancing new models for studing brain injury.

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C 5067 (In: C 5061) /84 / IRRD 881075
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In: Proceedings of the 1994 International IRCOBI Conference on the Biomechanics of Impacts, Lyon, France, September 21-23, 1994, p. 77-80, 8 ref.

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