Neck Flexion Induces Larger Deformation of the Brain Than Extension at a Rotational Acceleration, Closed Head Trauma

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Hans-Arne Hansson

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Johan Davidsson

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Svante Höjer

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Ulrika Krave

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10.1155/2014/945869

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2014

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2014-01-01T00:00:00Z

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