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D. Camarillo

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The Presence of the Temporal Horn Exacerbates the Vulnerability of Hippocampus during Head Impacts

Z. Zhou, X. Li, A. Domel, E. Dennis, M. Georgiadis, Y. Liu, S. Raymond, G. Grant, S. Kleiven, D. Camarillo, M. Zeineh

This study uses computational models to show that the temporal horn increases hippocampal vulnerability during head impacts by increasing strain and strain rate in specific subfields.

bioRxiv · Dec 7, 2021Bioengineering

Towards a comprehensive delineation of white matter tract-related deformation

Z. Zhou, X. Li, Y. Liu, M. Fahlstedt, M. Georgiadis, X. Zhan, S. J. Raymond, G. Grant, S. Kleiven, D. Camarillo, M. M. Zeineh

This study introduces three new tract-related strain measures to improve concussion prediction in finite element head models by analyzing white matter deformation during impacts.

bioRxiv · Apr 13, 2021Bioengineering

White matter tract-oriented deformation is dependent on real-time axonal fiber orientation

Z. Zhou, A. G. Domel, X. Li, G. Grant, S. Kleiven, D. Camarillo, M. Zeineh

This study shows that real-time axonal fiber orientation during impact affects tract-oriented strain in white matter, increasing deformation magnitude and distribution.

bioRxiv · Sep 1, 2020Bioengineering