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June 2, 2014Knee Surgery Sports Traumatology Arthroscopy61 citations

Rotational alignment of the distal femur: anthropometric measurements with CT‐based patient‐specific instruments planning show high variability of the posterior condylar angle

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ETEmmanuel ThienpontPSPierre‐Emmanuel SchwabFPFrédéric Paternostre

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