Biomechanics of brain injury from the reconstruction of three pedestrian-car collisions

Baker, Claire E.; Martin, Phil; Wilson, Mark; Sharp, David J.; Ghajari, Mazdak

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¹Imperial College London

²Transport Research Laboratory Ltd., Crowthorne, UK

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