Femur fractures in relatively low speed frontal crashes: the possible role of muscle forces
Authors:
- Allan F. TencerATAllan F. Tencer
- Robert KaufmanRKRobert Kaufman
- Kathy RyanKRKathy Ryan
- David C. GrossmanDGDavid C. Grossman
- M.BRad HenleyMHM.BRad Henley
- Fred MannFMFred Mann
- Charles MockCMCharles Mock
- Fred RivaraFRFred Rivara
- Stewart WangSWStewart Wang
- Jeffery AugensteinJAJeffery Augenstein
- David HoytDHDavid Hoyt
- Brent EastmanBEBrent Eastman
- 1 January 2002
- journal article
- Published by Elsevier in Accident Analysis & Prevention
- Vol. 34 (1) , 1-11
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