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Widely known as whiplash, cervical acceleration/deceleration trauma typically occurs as a result of a rear end automobile collision. This might cause damage to vertebrae and cervical tissue in the neck, with no visible and easily attestable signs of injury. In recent years, whiplash has become a nig...
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| description | Widely known as whiplash, cervical acceleration/deceleration trauma typically occurs as a result of a rear end automobile collision. This might cause damage to vertebrae and cervical tissue in the neck, with no visible and easily attestable signs of injury. In recent years, whiplash has become a nightmare for doctors, lawyers, rehabilitation specialists, bioengineers and insurers, not only in Switzerland, but across the whole of western Europe, North America and Australia. |
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| spelling | doaj-art-b4958b35aace47a2b74d1ccbcfc2e7fc2025-02-03T06:08:32ZengWileyPain Research and Management1203-67652003-01-0181121210.1155/2003/318392ForewordE Murer0P Niederer1B Radanov2A Rumo-Jungo3M Sturzenegger4F Walz5University of Fribourg, SwitzerlandETHZ/University of Zurich, SwitzerlandUniversity of Zurich, SwitzerlandUniversity of Fribourg, SwitzerlandUniversity of Bern, SwitzerlandETHZ/University of Zurich, SwitzerlandWidely known as whiplash, cervical acceleration/deceleration trauma typically occurs as a result of a rear end automobile collision. This might cause damage to vertebrae and cervical tissue in the neck, with no visible and easily attestable signs of injury. In recent years, whiplash has become a nightmare for doctors, lawyers, rehabilitation specialists, bioengineers and insurers, not only in Switzerland, but across the whole of western Europe, North America and Australia.http://dx.doi.org/10.1155/2003/318392 |
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