Evaluation of Brain Response during Head Impact in Youth Athletes Using an Anatomically Accurate Finite Element Model.
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Joseph A Maldjian | Joel D Stitzel | Logan E Miller | Jillian E Urban | Alexander K Powers | Mireille E Kelley | Steven Rowson | Christopher T Whitlow | J. Maldjian | C. Whitlow | J. Urban | A. Powers | Mireille Kelley | S. Rowson | L. Miller | Joel Stitzel
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