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March 1, 1993The American Journal of Sports Medicine

Knee flexor and extensor strength during concentric and eccentric muscle actions after anterior cruciate ligament reconstruction using the semitendinosus tendon and ligament augmentation device

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JKJohn F. KramerNashville VA Medical CenterDNDeborah NuscaSt Joseph's Health CentrePFPeter FowlerUniversity of Bristol

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