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. 2019 Dec 6;19(3):1109–1130. doi: 10.1007/s10237-019-01273-8

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Fig. 10 — The average volume fraction of the whole brain determined to have axonal damaged through histopathology analyses (AIV-Histo) and predicted as damaged through FE simulations based on axonal fiber elements passed MAS of 13% (DVF-MAS₁₃), MASR of 65 s⁻¹ (DVF-MASR₇₀), or MASxSR of 7.5 s⁻¹ (DVF-MASxSR₇.₅), or based on brain elements passed MPS of 30% (DVF-MPS₃₀), MPSR of 120 s⁻¹ (DVF-MPSR₁₂₀), or MPSxSR of 28 s⁻¹ (DVF-MPSxSR₂₈) for 13 non-injured and 29 injured pigs