Titlebook: 26th Southern Biomedical Engineering ConferenceSBEC 2010 April 30 - May 2, 2010 College Park, Maryla; Keith E. Herold,Jafar Vossoughi,Will

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A Personal Approach to Patient Carethin regions of the white matter in the brain. These localized regions show decreased anisotropy in water diffusivity, which are thought to be related to local mechanical damage. However, a specific link to mechanical factors and tissue changes in these regions has not been made. This study is an in

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A Personal Approach to Patient Carents, assaults, athletic competition, and in battle (due to both impact and blast). Despite the prevalence and severity of TBI, the condition remains poorly understood and difficult to diagnose. Computer simulations of injury mechanics offer enormous potential for the study of TBI; however, computer

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A Personal Approach to Patient Carelausibility of cranial cavitation during blast events. Of particular interest is CSF which is treated with a cavitation model developed and validated for water. Ellipsoid as well as 3-D head models are considered that consist of a skull, brain matter and CSF. Simulations, conducted with a coupled fl

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https://doi.org/10.1007/b138066The apical surface of each hair cell contains a specialized stereociliary bundle that acts to detect sound-induced pressure waves. In mammals, hair cells are only generated during a finite period in embryogenesis. Therefore, hair cell loss, as a result of either genetic or environmental factors, lea

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