Spinal cord concussion: studying the potential risks of repetitive injury.

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Spinal cord concussion: studying the potential risks of repetitive injury.

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Spinal cord concussion: studying the potential risks of repetitive injury

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Christopher Haas

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Ramesh Raghupathi

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Ying Jin

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10.4103/1673-5374.169634

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Itzhak Fischer

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concussion

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