These new findings align with a previous pilot study, with @shultz_sandy @McDonaldStu_ and @brien_terence, where we observed a mild head impact-induced increase in skull thickness in a different model, species, sex and time course - https://t.co/aqs9rByN52
Mild Traumatic Brain Injury in Adolescent Mice Alters Skull Bone Properties to Influence a Subsequent Brain Impact at Adulthood: A Pilot Study. https://t.co/esk13jI4kK
RT @FrontNeurol: Mild Traumatic Brain Injury in Adolescent Mice Alters Skull Bone Properties to Influence a Subsequent Brain Impact at Adul…
Mild Traumatic Brain Injury in Adolescent Mice Alters Skull Bone Properties to Influence a Subsequent Brain Impact at Adulthood: A Pilot Study: Thomas J. McColl, Rhys D. Brady, Sandy R. Shultz, Lauren Lovick, Kyria M. Webster, Mujun Sun, Stuart J.… https:/