Comparable in vivo joint kinematics between self-reported stable and unstable knees after TKA can be explained by muscular adaptation strategies: a retrospective observational study

  1. Longfeng Rao
  2. Nils Horn
  3. Nadja Meister
  4. Stefan Preiss
  5. William R Taylor  Is a corresponding author
  6. Alessandro Santuz
  7. Pascal Schütz
  1. ETH Zurich, Switzerland
  2. Schulthess-Klinik, Switzerland
  3. Max Delbrück Center for Molecular Medicine, Germany

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  1. Longfeng Rao
  2. Nils Horn
  3. Nadja Meister
  4. Stefan Preiss
  5. William R Taylor
  6. Alessandro Santuz
  7. Pascal Schütz
(2023)
Comparable in vivo joint kinematics between self-reported stable and unstable knees after TKA can be explained by muscular adaptation strategies: a retrospective observational study
eLife 12:e85136.
https://doi.org/10.7554/eLife.85136

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