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Limitations of Rotational Acceleration for Predicting Concussion: A New Injury Risk Function
Purpose: Rotational acceleration of the head has long been hypothesized to be a primary driver of concussion because it can generate shear strains in brain tissue, whereas linear acceleration has been considered less injurious. Instrumented mouthguards now enable direct six-degree-of-freedom measure
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