ASSOCIATION OF KNEE OSTEOARTHRITIS, LUMBAR SPONDYLOSIS AND OSTEOPOROSIS WITH METABOLIC SYNDROME: THE ROAD STUDY

Toru Akune(National Rehabilitation Center for Persons with Disabilities), Noriko Yoshimura(The University of Tokyo), Kazutaka Nakamura(Tokyo Women's Medical University Hospital), Hiroyuki Oka(The University of Tokyo), Shigeyuki Muraki(The University of Tokyo), H Kawaguchi
Osteoporosis International
January 1, 2010
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