Longitudinal Change in Knee Cartilage Thickness and Function in Subjects with and without MRI-Diagnosed Cartilage Damage
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F. Eckstein | G. Duda | F. Roemer | A. Wisser | S. Maschek | W. Wirth | D. Fuerst | A. Lapper
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