Nevitt, M., Zhang, Y., Javaid, M., Neogi, T., Curtis, J., Niu, J., . . . Felson, D. (2010). High systemic bone mineral density increases the risk of incident knee OA and joint space narrowing, but not radiographic progression of existing knee OA: The MOST study.
Chicago Style (17th ed.) CitationNevitt, M., Y. Zhang, M. Javaid, T. Neogi, JR Curtis, J. Niu, C. McCulloch, N. Segal, and D. Felson. High Systemic Bone Mineral Density Increases the Risk of Incident Knee OA and Joint Space Narrowing, but Not Radiographic Progression of Existing Knee OA: The MOST Study. 2010.
ציטוט MLANevitt, M., et al. High Systemic Bone Mineral Density Increases the Risk of Incident Knee OA and Joint Space Narrowing, but Not Radiographic Progression of Existing Knee OA: The MOST Study. 2010.