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PubMed2000

[Analysis of dynamic stress for human skull-brain under impact loading with acceleration and deceleration].

In this paper, we measure and analyze the changes of dynamic stress in human skull-brain under impact loading. By applying the frequency responding function and coherence function produced by the pressure of impact wave at each point on skull, and by use of the viewpoint of biomechanics, we further research into brain injuries and have got some data which cannot be obtained in clinical setting.

Acceleration↗
PubMed2002

Computed tomography of traumatic abdominal wall hernia and associated deceleration injuries.

We retrospectively reviewed the computed tomographic (CT) examinations of 15 cases of abdominal wall hernia due to abdominal trauma; 13 patients had been injured in motor vehicle accidents (11 of those were belted in). All hernias were correctly identified on CT and confirmed intraoperatively. Traumatic abdominal wall hernia proved an important indicator of associated visceral injury, especially to the bowel (n = 6) and mesentery (n = 10). Careful review of the bowel and mesentery should thus be undertaken when disruption of the abdominal wall is documented. Radiologists should be aware, however, that CT findings may correlate poorly with severity of injury in these areas. In these instances, close clinical correlation and, sometimes, rescanning may be necessary.

Abdominal Injuries↗