1. Bone Mineral Density After Spinal Cord Injury: A Reliable Method for Knee Measurement 
Richard K. Shields, PhD, PT, Janet Schlechte, MD, Shauna Dudley-Javoroski, PT, Bradley D. Zwart, PT, Steven D. Clark, PT, Susan A. Grant, PT, Vicki M. Mattiace, PT 
Archives of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation 
Volume 86, Issue 10, Pages (October 2005)
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2. Fig 1
Mean and standard deviation of BMD of subjects with and without SCI. (A) BMD at every hip region was significantly reduced for SCI group (P<.05). (B) BMD at the lumbar spine did not differ at any level between SCI and able-bodied group (P>.05).
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3. Fig 2
(A) BMD at the distal femur and (B) BMD at the proximal tibia were significantly less (P<.05) for the SCI group, as determined by 4 masked raters using a newly developed protocol (see appendix 1).
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4. Fig 3
Correlations between (A) hip and distal femur BMD and (B) hip and proximal tibia BMD, as assessed by 4 masked raters.
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