The demand incidence of symptomatic ankle osteoarthritis presenting to foot & ankle surgeons in the United Kingdom
Authors:
- Andrew J. GoldbergAGAndrew J. Goldberg
- Alex MacGregorAMAlex MacGregor
- Jill DawsonJDJill Dawson
- Dishan SinghDSDishan Singh
- Nick CullenNCNick Cullen
- Robert J. SharpRSRobert J. Sharp
- Paul H. CookePCPaul H. Cooke
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