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USE OF WEIGHT-BEARING COMPUTED TOMOGRAPHY IN KNEE DISORDERS: A SCOPING REVIEW

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An increasing use of WBCT in the assessment of the most common knee pathologies is found, and some new concepts have been introduced regarding the anatomy of the patellofemoral joint under physiological stance and the three-dimensional nature of osteoarthritis.

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