[Treatment of cartilaginous defects in the knee: recommendations from the Dutch Orthopaedic Association].

[Treatment of cartilaginous defects in the knee: recommendations from the Dutch Orthopaedic Association].
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M. H. van der Linden;D. Saris;S. Bulstra;P. Buma
M. H. van der Linden;D. Saris;S. Bulstra;P. Buma
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M. H. van der Linden;D. Saris;S. Bulstra;P. Buma

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