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. 2018 Aug 1;35(15):1737–1744. doi: 10.1089/neu.2017.5444

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FIG. 2. — Force comparison between the Infinite Horizon (IH) and New York University (NYU) impactors. We recorded force data using custom software built on simVITRO^® LabVIEW packages (Cleveland Clinic, Cleveland, OH). The impactor struck a tissue surrogate laid on top of a nano17 force/torque sensor (ATI, Apex, NC). The forces were recorded at 20,000 Hz. The peak force was recorded and compared with each programmed impactor force. Data are presented as mean ± standard error of the mean (five trials run per impactor force). Top and bottom X-axes represent the impactor force programmed by NYU (g-cm) and IH (kDynes) impactors, respectively. Plotted on the Y-axis is the average peak impactor force achieved for each programmed impactor force.