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March 1, 1994The American Journal of Sports Medicine

The Anterior Cruciate Ligament in Controlling Axial Rotation

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JLJohn G. LaneFoundation for Education and Musculoskeletal ResearchSISteven E. IrbyPhoenix Children's HospitalKKKenton R. KaufmanMayo Clinic

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