Increase in tibial internal rotation due to weight-bearing is a key feature to diagnose early-stage knee osteoarthritis: a study with upright computed tomography
Kazuya Kaneda(Keio University), Masahiro Jinzaki(Keio University), Masaya Nakamura(Keio University), Yoshitake Yamada(Keio University), Satoshi Oki(Keio University), Takeo Nagura(Keio University), Kengo Harato(Keio University)
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