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High signal in knee osteophytes is not associated with knee pain

Mahuya Sengupta, Yuqing Zhang, Jingbo Niu, Ali Guermazi, Mariam Grigorian, D. Gale, David T. Felson, David J. Hunter

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Key concepts: Osteoarthritis, WOMAC, Medicine, Quartile, Knee pain, Knee Joint, Magnetic resonance imaging, Logistic regression

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