A review of the long-term effects of selected lower limb injuries.

Author(s)
Levine, R.S.
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Abstract

The lower limb is frequently injured during motor vehicle accidents. Some injuries, such as severe pelvic fractures, posterior dislocations of the hip, fractured femurs, and all plateau fractures, have their most common cause as motor vehicle related trauma. The long term consequences of major injuries of the musculoskeletal system are discussed in this paper.

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B 25532 (In: B 25521) /84 / IRRD 803373
Source

In: Biomechanies and medical aspects of lower limb injuries : symposium on Biomechanics and Medical Aspects of Lower Limb Injuries, San Diego, California, October 29-30, 1986, SAE paper 860501, p. 143-159, 6 tab., 92 ref,

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