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An in vivo biomechanical evaluation of anterior-posterior motion of the knee. Roentgenographic measurement technique, stress machine, and stable population.

Torzilli et al., 1981

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13087948063298186236
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Torzilli P
Greenberg R
Insall J
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A roentgenographic technique was de-. veloped to measure relative femoral-tibial displace ment, femoral rotation, abduction and adduction, and tibial rotation when an anteroposterior drawer test is done with the knee in 90 degrees of flexion. Large er rors in measurement of …
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