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Elsevier, Bone, (71), p. 171-179, 2015
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Individuals with high bone mass have an increased prevalence of radiographic knee osteoarthritis
Journal article published in 2015 by
S. A. Hardcastle,
P. Dieppe,
C. L. Gregson,
N. K. Arden,
T. D. Spector,
D. J. Hart,
M. H. Edwards,
E. M. Dennison,
C. Cooper,
A. Sayers,
M. Williams,
G. Davey Smith,
J. H. Tobias 
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Abstract
We previously reported an association between high bone mass (HBM) and a bone-forming phenotype of radiographic hip osteoarthritis (OA). As knee and hip OA have distinct risk factors, in this study we aimed to determine (i) whether HBM is also associated with knee OA, and (ii) whether the HBM knee OA phenotype demonstrates a similar pattern of radiographic features to that observed at the hip.