Slow gait speed after bilateral total knee arthroplasty is associated with suboptimal improvement of knee biomechanics.

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Slow gait speed after bilatera ...... rovement of knee biomechanics.

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Slow gait speed after bilatera ...... provement of knee biomechanics

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Dong Yeon Lee

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Hyuk-Soo Han

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Myung Chul Lee

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Seong Hwan Kim

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Yoon-Ho Kwak

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