RADIOGRAPHICALLY NORMAL KNEES WITH CONTRALATERAL JOINT SPACE NARROWING DISPLAY GREATER CHANGE IN CARTILAGE TRANSVERSE RELAXTION TIME THAN THOSE WITH NORMAL CONTRALATERAL KNEES: A MODEL OF EARLY OA? – DATA FROM THE OSTEOARTHRITIS INITIATIVE

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