Lubricating ability of aspirated synovial fluid from emergency department patients with knee joint synovitis.
Gregory D. Jay(Brown University), Clinton O. Chichester(University of Rhode Island), Kristine Robinson, Jeffrey Zack, Flor Trespalacios, Khaled A. Elsaid(Massachusetts College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences), Chung‐Ja Cha(Brown University)
PubMed
March 1, 2004
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