Using ordered values of subregional cartilage thickness change increases sensitivity in detecting risk factors for osteoarthritis progression.
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F Eckstein | W Wirth | E Vignon | F. Eckstein | R. Buck | E. Vignon | B. Wyman | M. Hellio le Graverand | D. Hunter | W. Wirth | B T Wyman | R J Buck | M-P Hellio Le Graverand | D Hunter
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