The statistical relationship between varus deformity, surgeon's experience, BMI and tourniquet time for computer assisted total knee replacements
Authors:
- Shameem A.C. SampathSSShameem A.C. Sampath
- South H. VoonSVSouth H. Voon
- Marshall SangsterMSMarshall Sangster
- Howard DaviesHDHoward Davies
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