A Practice-Focused Overview of Methods to Assess Obesity Before Arthroplasty.

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Donald Bramwell

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Jegan Krishnan

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Ladan Sahafi

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Malcolm Battersby

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Melanie Harris

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10.1002/MSC.1109

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