Trapped in the neutral zone: another symptom of whiplash-associated disorder?
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Jiri Dvorak | Manohar M. Panjabi | M. Panjabi | A. Mannion | J. Dvořák | Anne F. Mannion | Geoffrey N. Klein | G. Klein
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