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Prevalence of Bennett lesions based on sex, ancestry, and age in an osteologic collection of 5,662 scapulae.

Derrick M KnapikBrandon MerrymanJoseph E TanenbaumBlaine T Bafus
Published in: Clinical anatomy (New York, N.Y.) (2020)
Bennett lesions were identified in 3.5% of osseous specimens and 1.8% of scapulae, with significantly higher prevalence in male and African-American specimens.
Keyphrases
  • african american
  • risk factors
  • fine needle aspiration
  • genome wide association study