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The histological features of anteromedial gonarthrosis--the comparison of two grading systems in a human phenotype of osteoarthritis.

The Knee - 1 Jun 2011

Rout Rajesh, McDonnell Stephen, Benson Richard, Athanasou Nicholas, Carr Andrew, Doll Helen, Gill Harinderjit S, Murray David W, Hulley Philippa A, Price Andrew J

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Anteromedial gonarthrosis (AMG) displays a well recognised pattern of cartilage damage on the medial tibial plateau. Anteriorly there is a full thickness cartilage defect, with transition to a partial thickness defect, becoming full thickness cartilage in the posterior third of the tibial plateau. The retained posterior cartilage is macroscopically normal. This study characterises the histological changes of AMG...

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PMID: 20570154
DOI: 10.1016/j.knee.2010.04.010

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