This project was funded by the NIHR Health Technology Assessment programme (project number 05/47/02). J. L. Rees has received a grant from Oxford University which is related to this paper. J. Dawson reports that Oxford University has received a grant from HTA which is related to this paper, as well as a study grant.Peer reviewedPublisher PD

Beard, D. J.

Bruhn, H.

Campbell, M. K.

Carr, A. J.

Cooper, C. D.

Dawson, J.

Fitzpatrick, R.

Gray, A.

Moser, J.

Ramsay, C. R.

Rees, J. L.

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Carr, Andrew

Rees, Jonathan

Ramsay, Craig R.

Fitzpatrick, Ray

Gray, Alastair

Moser, Jane

Dawson, Jill

Bruhn, Hanne

Cooper, Cushla

Beard, David

Campbell, Marion K.

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Protocol for the United Kingdom Rotator Cuff Study (UKUFF): a randomised controlled trial of open and arthroscopic rotator cuff repair.

Carr, AJ

Rees, JL

Ramsay, CR

Fitzpatrick, R

Gray, A

Moser, J

Dawson, J

Bruhn, H

Cooper, CD

Beard, DJ

Campbell, MK

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Protocol for the United Kingdom Rotator Cuff Study (UKUFF) : a randomised controlled trial of open and arthroscopic rotator cuff repair

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