Association of body mass index with knee cartilage damage in an asymptomatic population-based study

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Alvin Keng
Eric C. Sayre
Ali Guermazi
Savvakis Nicolaou
John M. Esdaile
Anona Thorne
Joel Singer
Jacek A. Kopec
Jolanda Cibere
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[1] University of Toronto,Section of Musculoskeletal Imaging
[2] Arthritis Research Centre of Canada,Department of Medicine
[3] Boston University Medical Center,School of Population and Public Health
[4] Boston University School of Medicine,undefined
[5] Vancouver General Hospital,undefined
[6] University of British Columbia,undefined
[7] Canadian HIV Trials Network,undefined
[8] University of British Columbia,undefined
[9] Arthritis Research Canada Milan Ilich Arthritis Research Centre,undefined
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BMC Musculoskeletal Disorders | / 18卷
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Obesity; Cartilage; Knee; Magnetic resonance imaging; Population-based; Asymptomatic;
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