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Study results published by Cardiff University, Wales, investigators

Published in Medical Imaging Week, December 16th, 2006

Study results published by Cardiff University, Wales, investigators.

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Study 1: Researchers detail in "Development of a simulation system for performing in situ surface tests to assess the potential severity of head impacts from alleged childhood short falls," new data in craniocerebral trauma. According to recent research from Wales, "There is considerable debate in the medical literature surrounding the issue of fatal child head injuries being caused by short falls. When reviewing a case history a medical expert will...

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