On the Structural and Material Properties of Mammalian Skeletal Muscle and Its Relevance to Human Cervical Impact Dynamics

Authors

• Barry S. Myers - Duke Univ.
• Chris A. Van Ee - Duke Univ.
• Daniel L. A. Camacho - Duke Univ.
• C. Todd Woolley - Duke Univ.
• Tom M. Best - Duke Univ.

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• Computer simulation
• Injuries

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