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Does moderate or severe nonspecific knee injury affect radiographic osteoarthritis incidence and progression

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Knee injuries can lead to radiographic osteoarthritis (ROA). Injuries may be “specific” (SI) including ligament or meniscal tears or patellar trauma, or “nonspecific” (NSI). Our objective is to understand the effect of knee NSI on ROA incidence and progression. |

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