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Published in final edited form as: Acad Radiol. 2018 Jan 17;25(7):825–832. doi: 10.1016/j.acra.2017.12.010

Table 4.

This table shows how surgeons changed the management of the patients after reading second opinion reports, compared with what proposed after reading outside reports: number of cases (percentage and 95% confidence interval -CI-).

	Surgeon 1	Surgeon 2
Concordance between outside and second reader reports	44/65 (67,6% CI: 55,6–77.9)	52/65 (80% CI: 68,7–87,9)
Change of therapy: from surgery to chemotherapy	15/65 (23,1% CI: 14,5–34,6)	6/65 (9,2% CI: 0,4–18,7)
Change of therapy: from chemotherapy to surgery	0/65 (0% CI: 0–0,58)	4/65 (6,1% CI: 2,4–14,7)
Change of therapy: from neoadjuvant chemotherapy to chemotherapy	5/65 (7% CI: 3,3–16,6)	1/65 (1,5% CI:0,2–8,2)
Change of therapy: from chemotherapy to neoadjuvant chemotherapy	1/65 (1,5% CI: 0,2–8,2)	2/65 (3% CI: 0,8–10,5)