With a biomechanical treatment in knee osteoarthritis, less knee pain did not correlate with synovitis reduction

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With a biomechanical treatment in knee osteoarthritis, less knee pain did not correlate with synovitis reduction

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Braces are used to treat pain in patellofemoral joint osteoarthritis (PFJOA). In a trial, we previously reported pain improvement after 6-weeks brace use. The pain reduction did not correlate with changes in Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) assessed Bone Marrow Lesion volume or static synovial volume. |

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Nailing vs. plating in comminuted proximal ulna fractures – a biomechanical analysis

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Biomechanical characteristics of tibiofemoral joint after partial medial meniscectomy in different flexion angles: A finite element analysis

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Screw fixation of ACPHT acetabular fractures offers sufficient biomechanical stability when compared to standard buttress plate fixation

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With a biomechanical treatment in knee osteoarthritis, less knee pain did not correlate with synovitis reduction