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Improvements in Simulations of Aortic Loading by Filling in Voids of the Global Human Body Model
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2019-22-0021
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Internal organ injuries of the chest are one of the leading causes of deaths in motor vehicle crashes. The issue of initial presence and dynamic formation of voids around the heart and aorta is addressed to improve kinematics, force interaction and injury risk assessment of these organs of the Global Human Body Model. Steps to fill the voids are presented.
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de Lima, A. and Kral, J., "Improvements in Simulations of Aortic Loading by Filling in Voids of the Global Human Body Model," SAE Technical Paper 2019-22-0021, 2020, https://doi.org/10.4271/2019-22-0021.Also In
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