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Behavioral Deficits and Axonal Injury Persistence after Rotational Head Injury Are Direction Dependent [PDF]
, 2013 Pigs continue to grow in importance as a tool in neuroscience. However, behavioral tests that have been validated in the rodent model do not translate well to pigs because of their very different responses to behavioral stimuli.
Propert, Kathleen J +6 more
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Computational study of human head response to primary blast waves of five levels from three directions. [PDF]
PLoS ONE, 2014 Human exposure to blast waves without any fragment impacts can still result in primary blast-induced traumatic brain injury (bTBI). To investigate the mechanical response of human brain to primary blast waves and to identify the injury mechanisms of bTBI,
Chenzhi Wang +5 more
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Primary abdominal Tyre blast injury: A rare case of intra-abdominal trauma
Trauma Case Reports, 2020 Tyre blast injuries are an infrequently encountered but important cause of significant injury. Due to their rare nature tyre blast injuries are often not recognised as major trauma and this can pose significant risk to patient.
Kirsten M. Larkins +2 more
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Establishment and evaluation of an in vitro blast lung injury model using alveolar epithelial cells
Frontiers in Public Health, 2022 BackgroundGas explosion is a fatal disaster commonly occurred in coal mining and often causes systematic physical injuries, of which blast lung injury is the primary one and has not yet been fully investigated due to the absence of disease models.
Chunjie Ding +10 more
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Defining blast loading ‘zones of relevance’ for primary blast injury research: A consensus of injury criteria for idealised explosive scenarios. [PDF]
, 2021 Blast injuries remain a serious threat to defence and civilian populations around the world. ‘Primary’ blast injuries (PBIs) are caused by direct blast wave interaction with the human body, particularly affecting air-containing organs.
Langdon, G.S. +5 more
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Dismounted pelvic blast injury: mechanisms of injury, associated injuries and mitigation strategies [PDF]
, 2021 Explosive blast has been the most common cause of wounding and death in recent military conflicts. Where blast resulted in injury to the pelvis of an on-foot casualty, the mortality rate was high. The mechanism of injury by which this occurs is not known.
Rankin, Iain Alexander
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Frontiers in Neurology, 2021 Blast traumatic brain injury is ubiquitous in modern military conflict with significant morbidity and mortality. Yet the mechanism by which blast overpressure waves cause specific intracranial injury in humans remains unclear.
Scott T. Miller +6 more
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, 2023 BackgroundBombings are the most common cause of civilian deaths in wars, and unfortunately, a large proportion of civilian victims are children.ObjectiveThis study aimed to evaluate the frequency of blast lung injury (BLI), to evaluate lung injury ...
Korkmaz, İNAN +1 more
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, 2019 This report details our vision and research agenda to transform blast injury research to address humanitarian civilian health issues caused by landmines, explosive remnants of war (ERW) and conflict.The threat of blast injuries affects millions globally,
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JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1905 "Frenzied Finance," pro and con, of late has so filled the air that to many the question arises: Does mining really exist? With all her disadvantages, Butte still demonstrates mining as a reality. With her annual production of 250,000,000 pounds of copper, not to mention her silver and gold, her many miles of underground tunnels extending nearly half a
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