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Schneider, Daniel
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- 2024Crystallization and crystal morphology of polymers: A multiphase-field study
- 2024Solidification of quaternary X5CrNi18-10 alloy after laser beam welding: A phase-field approach
- 2023Microstructure evolution accounting for crystal plasticity in the context of the multiphase-field methodcitations
- 2023Phase-field modeling of crack propagation based on multi-crack order parameters considering mechanical jump conditions
- 2022Modeling of temperature- and strain-driven intermetallic compound evolution in an Al–Mg system via a multiphase-field approach with application to refill friction stir spot weldingcitations
- 2022Gibbs energy and phase-field modeling of ferromagnetic ferrite (α)→ paramagnetic austenite (γ) transformation in Fe–C alloys under an external magnetic field
- 2022Quantifying Diffusion-limited Catalytic Reactions in Hierarchically Structured Porous Materials by Combining Kinetic Monte Carlo Simulations with the Two-region Model of Diffusioncitations
- 2021Multiphase-field model for surface diffusion and attachment kinetics in the grand-potential framework
- 2021Manufacturing of lens array prototypes containing spherical and fresnel lenses for visible light communications using stereolithography apparatuscitations
- 2020Multiphase-field modelling of crack propagation in geological materials and porous media with Drucker-Prager plasticitycitations
- 2019On the multiphase-field modeling of martensitic phase transformation in dual-phase steel using J2-viscoplasticitycitations
- 2017The Effects of External Jugular Compression Applied during High Intensity Power, Strength and Postural Control Tasks
- 2015Combined crystal plasticity and phase-field method for recrystallization in a process chain of sheet metal productioncitations
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The Effects of External Jugular Compression Applied during High Intensity Power, Strength and Postural Control Tasks
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<jats:p>Introduction Current strategies focused on mitigating concussion in sport have demonstrated limited effectiveness. There is a paucity of research on the optimization of intracranial brain dynamics to mitigate concussion; in the present study, we investigate a novel device that provides mild jugular vein compression and may provide adjunctive protection to protect the brain internally from concussive and sub-concussive impacts. The purpose of this study was to assess the tolerance and acceptance of this device in a population of normal, healthy adults undergoing exertion similar to that is experienced while participating in sports-related competition, while monitoring changes in their biomechanical, strength, power, and postural stability capabilities.</jats:p><jats:p>Material and Methods A total 18 participants (8 females, 10 males) were tested and included in the final analysis. Laboratory data collection consisted of two separate testing sessions for all participants. During the first testing session, participants were tested while wearing either the mild jugular vein compression neck device or a sham arm device (Sham) that was worn on the upper arm and did not alter venous return; participants exchanged devices for the second session. Participants underwent a battery of physical and neurological tests that included three-dimensional (3-D) biomechanical analysis, dynamic postural control testing using a stabilometer, isokinetic strength testing using a dynamometer, and a maximum vertical jump test.</jats:p><jats:p>Results Evaluation of vital biomechanics, postural control and dynamic stabilization, isokinetic strength, and power in this population showed no statistically significant effect of wearing a mild jugular vein compression neck device compared with a Sham armband.</jats:p><jats:p>Conclusions The data evaluated in the current project indicate that the device is safe during high intensity and dynamic postural stabilization exercise and does not alter normal physical or neuromuscular capabilities during physical activity.</jats:p>