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Shocktube Method to Model Highly Repetitive Low-Level Blast in Mice

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Preparation of a Shocktube for Modeling Highly Repetitive Low-Level Blasts

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Preparation of a Shocktube for Modeling Highly Repetitive Low-Level Blasts

Preparation of a Shocktube for Modeling Highly Repetitive Low-Level Blasts

Shocktube Method to Model Highly Repetitive Low-Level Blast in Mice

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10.3791/201751-v

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01:44 min

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May 24, 2024

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Adam Crabtree*¹, Cory McEvoy*^1,2, Peter Muench, Rebecca A. Ivory^4,5, Josh Rodriguez, Mohamed Omer, Trinity Charles, James S. Meabon⁶

¹United States Army Special Operations Command, ²CU Anschutz Center for COMBAT Research, Department of Emergency Medicine,University of Colorado School of Medicine, ³University of Washington School of Nursing, ⁴University of Delaware School of Nursing, ⁵Veterans Affairs Northwest Mental Illness Research, Education, and Clinical Center (MIRECC),VA Puget Sound Health Care System, ⁶Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences,University of Washington School of Medicine

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