Knee-extensor strength, symptoms, and need for surgery after two, four, or six exercise sessions/week using a home-based one-exercise program: a randomized dose–response trial of knee-extensor resistance exercise in patients eligible for knee replacement (the QUADX-1 trial)
Rasmus Skov Husted(Hvidovre Hospital), Thomas Bandholm(University of Copenhagen), Thomas Kallemose(University of Copenhagen), Kristian Thorborg(Institute of Clinical Research), Michael Skovdal Rathleff(Aalborg University Hospital), Birk Mygind Grønfeldt(Amager Hospital), Henrik Husted(Hvidovre Hospital), Anders Troelsen(Hvidovre Hospital)
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