A study of the response of the human cadaver head to impact.

A study of the response of the human cadaver head to impact.
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10.4271/2007-22-0002
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2007-10
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W. Hardy;M. Mason;C. Foster;C. Shah;James M. Kopacz;King H. Yang;A. King;Jennifer L. Bishop
W. Hardy;M. Mason;C. Foster;C. Shah;James M. Kopacz;King H. Yang;A. King;Jennifer L. Bishop
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W. Hardy;M. Mason;C. Foster;C. Shah;James M. Kopacz;King H. Yang;A. King;Jennifer L. Bishop

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