Deflection response on forehead idealized as plate on elastic foundation associated to Shirodhara
22 Jan 2019-International Journal for Computational Methods in Engineering Science and Mechanics (Taylor & Francis)-Vol. 20, Iss: 6, pp 471-476
TL;DR: Shirodhara involves gravity flow impact of medicinal fluid on the human forehead at a controlled temperature for a prescribed time duration as mentioned in this paper, where a simple approximating of the forehead as an iso...
Abstract: Shirodhara involves gravity flow impact of medicinal fluid on the human forehead at a controlled temperature for a prescribed time duration. A simple approximating of the forehead as an iso...
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