Viscoelastic properties of the cervical spinal ligaments under fast strain-rate deformations.
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Glenn Paskoff | Glenn R. Paskoff | Barry S Shender | Cameron R Bass | Adam Ziemba | Robert S Salzar | Scott R Lucas | Christopher J. Planchak | R. Salzar | C. Bass | B. Shender | M. Oyen | S. Lucas | A. Ziemba | Michelle L Oyen | Chris Planchak | G. Paskoff
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