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Effects of head restraint and vehicle damage severity on neck injury risk

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International Journal of Automotive Technology. 2009;10(3):347-353

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THE RISK OF INJURY AND VEHICLE DAMAGE SEVERITY IN VEHICLE MISMATCHED SIDE IMPACT CRASHES IN BRITISH COLUMBIA

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104 The Injury Severity of the Face, Head and Neck of Motorcyclists in Different Types of Helmets During Motor Vehicle Accidents

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Annals of Emergency Medicine. 2012;60(4):S38

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The influence of vehicle damage on injury severity of drivers in head-on motor vehicle crashes

Carol Conroy, Gail T. Tominaga, Steve Erwin, Sharon Pacyna, Tom Velky, Frank Kennedy, Michael Sise, Raul Coimbra

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An Analytical Investigation of Whiplash Injury Risk Related to Head Restraint Position

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Head, face and neck camel-related injuries: Biomechanics and severity

Mohamed A. Al-Ali, Ashraf F. Hefny, Fikri M. Abu-Zidan

Injury. 2019;50(1):210-214

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Report investigating the importance of head restraint positioning in reducing neck injury in rear impact

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Accident Analysis & Prevention. 2000;32(2):299-305

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Children after motor vehicle crashes: Restraint utilization and injury severity

Bridget Lang Findlay, Alexa Melucci, Viktor Dombrovskiy, Joelle Pierre, Yi-Horng Lee

Journal of Pediatric Surgery. 2019;54(7):1411-1415

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Abnormal Sleep Duration Is Associated with a Higher Risk of Accidental Injury

Neil Bhattacharyya

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Association Between Child Restraint Systems Use and Injury in Motor Vehicle Crashes

Xiaoguang Ma, Peter Layde, Shankuan Zhu

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