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A STUDY OF THE EXPERIMENTAL BRAIN INJURY:RELATION BETWEEN INTRACRANIAL PRESSURE GRADIENT AND BRAIN INJURY Keizo Hashizume 1 1Dept. of Neurosurgery, University of Tokyo pp.991-1002
Published Date 1972/8/1
DOI https://doi.org/10.11477/mf.1406203168
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Crash experiments were reported here to make it clarify how the traumatic brain injury occurred.

There are two theories explaining the mechani-sm of the traumatic brain injury ; one is the intra-cranial pressure gradient due to the translational acceleration, another is the shear strain due to the rotational acceleration. On this experiment, the re-lation between the intracranial pressure change and the brain injury was chiefly studied. The method was as follows ; the sled, equipped with two seats for the monkey and the dummy, was dashed aga-inst the concrete barrier, which was damped by the lead tubes. At the moment of impact, the fo-rehead fo the monkey and/or dummy ran against the target on the sled.

The most severely injured monkey among the 5 monkeys (macaca fuscata) died 40 hours after the trauma. Necropsy revealed a coup contusion in left frontal lobe and a contre-coup contusion in right occipital lobe. The mechanical data of the im-pact were : sled velosity 31.1km/h, head acceleration 284G, peak of occipital pressure -1kg/cm2 and du-ration of the impact 10 msec.

Whereas no contusions were noticed in other 4 monkeys and their peak of occipital pressure were less than -0.53kg/cm2. These results may be the experimental support to the hypothesis that the cavitation occurrs when the negative pressure arri-ves -1kg/cm2, and makes brain injury.

In the other hand, there existed some concurr-ent pathological findings, such as "intermediary contusion" along the impact line and the brain stem hemorrhage, which must be considered to be due to the shear strain.

Human dummy and monkey dummy with cru-shable heads were used in the experiment and di-scussed about their merits and their limits.


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