| Could useful measures of test accuracy (i.e. likelihood ratios [LR]) be calculated? | Yes |
| What was the magnitude of the LR estimates? | All less than 5 so not very high |
| Was the precision of the LR estimates sufficient? | Some of the confidence limits for the LRs, including that for Tinel’s test, include zero. The CI is relatively narrow. |
| If no statistically significant associations detected, was there sufficient power? | No power calculation done. However 225 hands were tested which sounds reasonable. |
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