Effect of proteoglycan depletion on T2 mapping in rat patellar cartilage.
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Jean-Pierre Ruaud | Patrick Gonord | Pierre Gillet | Alain Blum | G. Guillot | D. Loeuille | P. Gillet | P. Gonord | P. Netter | A. Blum | Astrid Watrin-Pinzano | Pierre Olivier | Laurent Grossin | Patrick Netter | Genevieve Guillot | Damien Loeuille | L. Grossin | A. Watrin-Pinzano | J. Ruaud | P. Olivier | Jean-Pierre Ruaud
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