Lateral soft-tissue structures contribute to cruciate-retaining total knee arthroplasty stability.

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Andrew A Amis

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Andrew J Davies

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Breck Lord

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Ferdinando Rodriguez Y Baena

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Kiron K Athwal

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William Manning

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