The Lever Sign Test Demonstrates Limited Clinical Utility for Diagnosing Full-Thickness Anterior Cruciate Ligament Tears After a Traumatic Knee Injury
Richard Norris(University of Liverpool), Rachel A. Oldershaw(University of Liverpool), Joseph M. Byrne(University of Liverpool), Thomas W. Maddox(University of Liverpool), Alan D. Price(University of Liverpool), Nicky van Melick(AgResearch), William Boswell(University of Liverpool), Sian Pulford(Royal Liverpool and Broadgreen University Hospital NHS Trust), Cronan Kerin(University of Liverpool)
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