. >> the temporal lobes, the frontal lobes, the limbic scirkt for emotion, depression, and these executive functions which are planning, attention. so all tori's complaints fall right down these particular brain regions. >> rose: nothing she said surprises you? >> no, i've heard this hundreds of times. >> rose: susan, what about the biomechanics? >> we'll go back to the image eric has shown before. in sports, the vast majority of impact to the head, and tori described impacts to another player, to the ground, a combination of linear and rotational movement of the head. researchers have shown the rotational movement causes the largest amount of sloshing of the brain within the skull. tom had described how the distortions of those very delicate axons or nerve fibers in the brain, when they're distorted, there is an interruption in their ability to communicate with the different regions of the brain. we do know big distortions in the brain cause serious brain injuries, but as a bioengineer, use animals and computational models to look inside the head and try to make the relationships between