Table 1.
Diagnostic performance of imaging in deposition arthropathies and Charcot foot
| Plain Radiography | Ultrasonography | Tomography—DECT | Magnetic Resonance | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Gout | CG: S 31%–SP 93% [15] |
DC: S 83%–SP 76% [21] CG: S 48%–SP 96% [22] |
Dx: S 78–100%–SP 89–100% [24] | Soft tissue [14] |
| CPPD | CDC: S 60%–SP 96% [16, 17] |
Ps-DC: S 97.6%–SP 50.8% [39] Dx: S 81–88%–SP 59–92% [17] |
Dx: S 78–100%–SP 94% [17] | Soft tissue [14] |
| Hydroxyapatite | High sensitivity [25] | Rotator cuff: S 98%–SP 94% [25] | More sensitive than the Rx [25] |
S 65%–SP 58% [26] HD-SWI: S 98%–SP 96% [27] |
| Neuropathic arthropathy | S and SP < 50% [18, 19] | Complement study [18] | CNA: Preoperative. [18] | S 90%–SP 79% [18] |
S sensitivity, SP specificity, CG chronic gout, DC double contour, Ps-DC pseudo double contour, DX diagnosis, CDC chondrocalcinosis, ANA acute neuropathic arthropathy, OM osteomyelitis, CNA chronic neuropathic arthropathy, HD-SWI high definition susceptibility images, Rx radiography