Gradation of Neck Muscle Responses and Head/Neck Kinematics to Acceleration and Speed Change in Rear-end Collisions.
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Gunter P Siegmund | J Timothy Inglis | J. T. Inglis | D. Sanderson | G. Siegmund | David J Sanderson
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