Classification
Grade I: Normal (no sclerosis, narrowing, or osteophytes)
Grade II: Minimal (minimal sclerosis, narrowing, or minor osteophytes)
Grade III: Moderate (moderate sclerosis, narrowing, or osteophytes)
Grade IV: Severe (severe sclerosis, narrowing, or osteophytes)
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