ECR 2018 / C-0177 | |
Comparative study to estimate diagnostic efficacy of 0,3 T MRI for evaluation of knee injuries, using arthroscopy as a reference standard |
Congress: | ECR 2018 |
Poster No.: | C-0177 |
Type: | Scientific Exhibit |
Keywords: | Musculoskeletal joint, MR, Diagnostic procedure, Athletic injuries, Trauma |
Authors: | S. Riva, G. Guzzardi, M. Barini, A. Paschè, M. Abruzzese, A. Carriero; Novara/IT |
DOI: | 10.1594/ecr2018/C-0177 |
DOI-Link: | http://dx.doi.org/10.1594/ecr2018/C-0177 |
Results
Arthroscopy found:
- 155 medial meniscal lesions;
- 53 lateral meniscal lesions;
- 42 anterior cruciate ligament lesions;
- 3 posterior cruciate ligament lesions;
- 242 cartilage lesions of which 30 patellar, 70 tibial and 142 femoral-trochlear.
The first reader recognized:
- 194 meniscal lesions, misunderstanding 14 of them (9 of lateral meniscus and 5 of medial meniscus);
- 41 cruciate ligaments lesions, misunderstanding 4 of them (3 of the anterior cruciate ligament and 1 of the posterior cruciate ligament);
- 136 cartilage injuries, misunderstanding 106 of them (9 on the patella, 49 on the tibia and 48 on the femur).
The second reader recognized:
- 185 meniscal lesions, misunderstanding 23 of them (3 of the lateral meniscus and 20 of the medial meniscus);
- 37 injuries of the cruciate ligaments, misunderstanding 8 of them (7 of the anterior cruciate ligament and 1 of the posterior cruciate ligament);
- 126 cartilage injuries, misunderstanding 116 of them (7 on the patella, 62 on the tibia and 54 on the femur).
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