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The position and movement of the foot in emergency manoeuvres and the influence of tension in the Achilles tendon

Manning et al., 1997

Document ID
16423961248011509913
Author
Manning P
Wallace W
Roberts A
Owen C
Lowne R
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Publication venue
SAE transactions

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Accident injury studies have clearly shown that skeletal ankle injuries are a significant cause of temporary and permanent impairment and can lead to long term morbidity. In this paper the use of a driving simulator to present car drivers with situations requiring emergency …
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