Application of measured head kinematics to finite element head model and assessment of brain response in human volunteers subject to acceleration events from rifle recoil

Seeburrun, Tanvi<sup>1</sup>; Hartlen, Devon C.<sup>1</sup>; Bustamante, Michael C.<sup>1</sup>; Azar, Austin<sup>2</sup>; Ouellet, Simon<sup>2</sup>; Cronin, Duane S.<sup>1</sup>

Seeburrun, Tanvi¹; Hartlen, Devon C.¹; Bustamante, Michael C.¹; Azar, Austin²; Ouellet, Simon²; Cronin, Duane S.¹

Proceedings of the 2023 International IRCOBI Conference on the Biomechanics of Injury

Affiliations

¹University of Waterloo

²Defense Research and Development Canada
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URL: http://www.ircobi.org/wordpress/downloads/irc23/pdf-files/2320.pdf

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