… Knee injury is an established risk factor for knee osteoarthritis. In this population-based case…
the risk of knee osteoarthritis with respect to sports activity and previous knee injuries. A total …

… increased risk of medial tibiofemoral narrowing, and valgus alignment with an increased
risk of lateral tibiofemoral narrowing; the greater the varus or valgus, the greater the risk of …

… Our results suggest that OA risk after knee injury is time dependent and increases with …
an increased risk of knee OA is reported following major knee injuries. Pooling all knee injury …

… knee OA by age 85 years, with lifetime risk … risks in Johnston County may suggest similar
risks in the general US population, especially given the increase in 2 major risk factors for knee …

… suggest that the increased risk of falls in patients with knee OA and pain does not appear to
fully explain the increased risk of fracture. It is possible that the residual excess risk is due to …

… with two-fold significantly increased risk of moderate to severe radiographic knee OA. Obesity
… increases the risk of radiographic knee OA but has a lesser effect progression of knee OA (…

… One study suggested that gain in weight was directly correlated with an increasing risk of
knee OA 14 . One study compared the risk of being overweight on developing knee OA to that …

… In conclusion, in a sample of persons at increased risk of knee OA but with a K/L score of 0
in both knees, 76% had cartilage damage, 61% had bone marrow lesions, 21% had meniscal …

… knee osteoarthritis, and specifically the role of obesity as a risk factor for knee osteoarthritis
… there was a greater risk for knee osteoarthritis with increasing duration of being overweight. …

… Our results support previous findings that indicate an increased risk of knee osteoarthritis
for male building and construction workers [25]. However, this rather large population-based …