Séminaire : "La commotion cérébrale : diverses morphologies pour divers symptômes ?"

Le lundi 30 mai 2023 à 14h, rendez-vous au séminaire donné par M François JONCA (Institut de Biomécanique Humaine Georges Charpak, IBHGC, Arts et Métiers Institute of Technology, Paris, France) autour de la thématique suivante :

Ce séminaire, organisé par l'axe transverse IRMC d'ICube, est également proposé dans le cadre des séminaire de l'ED MSII, de l'ITI HealthTech et aura lieu au Collège Doctoral Européen de Strasbourg.

Concussion: different morphologies for different symptoms?

This seminar, organized by the transverse axis IRMC of ICube, is also proposed within the framework of the seminars of the ED MSII, of the ITI HealthTech and will be held on May 30, 2023 at 2:00 pm at the European Doctoral College of Strasbourg.

Abstract: Concussion is a temporary neurological dysfunction, a consequence of the mechanical response of the brain during an impact or acceleration of the head. Concussion is still very present in the population and can have clinical symptoms. The mechanical complexity of the skull/brain complex has led to the development of finite element models that reproduce the dynamic behavior of the brain and link it to the observed injuries. These models are mainly based on fixed geometries, without taking into account the morphological diversity existing in humans.

The objective of the various works carried out within the Institute of Human Biomechanics Georges Charpak to study the influences of the geometrical variations of the skull/brain complex in its mechanical response to the impact to answer the following question: are there various symptoms for various morphologies?