Hip abductor strength and its association with new or worsening knee pain: the most study

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C.L. Lewis, N.A. Segal, J.J. Stefanik, X. Chen, G.N. Williams, M.C. Nevitt, C.E. Lewis and D.T. Felson

Osteoarthritis and cartilage, v 28, pp S407-S408

Apr 2020

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Title: Hip abductor strength and its association with new or worsening knee pain: the most study
Creators: C.L. Lewis
N.A. Segal - University of Kansas
J.J. Stefanik - Northeastern University
X. Chen - Boston University
G.N. Williams - Drexel University
M.C. Nevitt - University of California, San Francisco
C.E. Lewis - Boston University
D.T. Felson - Boston University
Publication Details: Osteoarthritis and cartilage, v 28, pp S407-S408
Publisher: Elsevier
Resource Type: Journal article
Language: English
Academic Unit: Pathology (and Laboratory Medicine); Physical Therapy (and Rehabilitation Sciences)
Other Identifier: 991019170574604721