Comparison of the Relative Benefits of 2 Versus 10 Days of Soft Collar Cervical Immobilization After Acute Whiplash Injury
Authors:
- Christoph DehnerCDChristoph Dehner
- Erich HartwigEHErich Hartwig
- Philipp StrobelPSPhilipp Strobel
- Matthias ScheichMSMatthias Scheich
- Florian SchneiderFSFlorian Schneider
- Martin ElbelMEMartin Elbel
- Lothar KinzlLKLothar Kinzl
- Michael KramerMKMichael Kramer
- 1 November 2006
- journal article
- research article
- Published by Elsevier in Archives of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation
- Vol. 87 (11) , 1423-1427
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