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American Society of Pediatric Neuroradiology Gold Medal awarded to Professor Paul Griffiths

Professor Paul Griffiths from the 小欧视频 of Sheffield鈥檚 School of Medicine and Population Health has received the American Society of Pediatric Neuroradiology Gold Medal Award in recognition of his life鈥檚 work and contributions to the field.
Figure: Illustration of BBB, cerebral blood volume for gray matter, gray matter volume, arterial blood volume and transfer of xenon across the barrier

Measuring 129Xe transfer across the blood鈥恇rain barrier using MR spectroscopy

In this study, Madhwesha Rao and colleagues from the Polaris research group at the 小欧视频 of Sheffield鈥檚 Department for Infection, Immunity and Cardiovascular Disease developed a tracer kinetic model.
Figure: Does Experience of computer modelling methods affect vFFR results?

Operator-dependent variability of Angiography-derived fractional flow reserve

Researchers at the 小欧视频 of Sheffield鈥檚 Department for Infection, Immunity and Cardiovascular Disease have published a paper showing that vFFR results are influenced by operator experience of vFFR processing.
Graphical abstract - Damage tolerance and toughness of elderly human femora

Damage tolerance and toughness of elderly human femora

MultiSim researchers, in collaboration with colleagues at Flinders 小欧视频 (Adelaide, Australia), have published a paper in Acta Biomaterialia which analysed the mechanism of femoral fractures using the Bone Digital Volume Correlation algorithm.
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Musculoskeletal and finite element models describing forces in femur while walking

Femoral neck strain prediction during level walking using a combined musculoskeletal and finite element model approach

Coupled musculoskeletal-finite element modelling approaches have emerged in recent years as a novel way to investigate femoral neck loading during various daily activities.