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Most cited papers from Menzies Foundation

What are the most cited papers from Menzies Foundation?

The most cited paper from Menzies Foundation is "Quartet of Unlikely Discoveries" (John P. Coghlan, 2005), with 17 citations. Next come "Motor vehicle crashes and spinal injury" (15) and "Towards prevention of spinal cord injury: the role of a national register" (9).

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Most cited papers, sortable by citations and release date
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1 Quartet of Unlikely Discoveries John P. Coghlan · Journal of the Royal Society of Medicine Open access Sep 2005 17
2 Motor vehicle crashes and spinal injury E. C. Wigglesworth · Spinal Cord Aug 1992 15
3 Towards prevention of spinal cord injury: the role of a national register E. C. Wigglesworth · Spinal Cord Dec 1988 9
4 Spinal injuries and football E. C. Wigglesworth · The Medical Journal of Australia Aug 1987 2
5 A Comparative Risk Assessment Methodology for Prioritizing Risk Management Policy Initiatives: Ranking of Industrial Waste Streams in Portugal Jo Anne Shatkin, Candice Patton, José Manuel Palma‐Oliveira Book chapter 2001 2
6 Fact or fable: towards the conceptualization of trauma E. C. Wigglesworth · The Medical Journal of Australia 1989 1
7 Water fluoridation [2] (multiple letters) Geoffrey Paul Jones, Paul H. Connett, S L Gibson et al. 16 Jun 2001 0
8 ALDO 03—an international symposium on aldosterone Gavin P. Vinson, John P. Coghlan · Molecular and Cellular Endocrinology 6 Jan 2004 0

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