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. 2021 Jun 3;126(8):1106–1116. doi: 10.1007/s11547-021-01375-3

Table 1.

Diagnostic performance of magnetic resonance imaging in the diagnosis of ramp lesions, meniscotibial ligament lesions, peripheral fibrocartilage meniscal lesions, having arthroscopy as reference standard in a series of 56 patients

Ramp lesion Meniscotibial ligament lesion Peripheral meniscal lesion
True positive n = 37 n = 23 n = 17
False positive n = 2 n = 6 n = 1
False negative n = 1 n = 1 n = 1
True negative n = 16 n = 26 n = 37
Sensitivity

97.4%

(86.2–99.9%)

95.8%

(78.9–99.9%)

94.4%

(72.7–99.9%)

Specificity

88.9%

(65.3–98.6%)

81.3%

(63.6–92.8%)

97.4%

(86.2–99.9%)

PPV

94.9%

(82.7–99.4%)

79.3%

(60.3–90.2%)

94.4%

(72.7–99.9%)

NPV

94.1%

(71.3%–99.9%)

96.3%

(81.0%–99.9%)

97.4%

(86.2%–99.9%)

Accuracy

94.6%

(85.1–98.9%)

87.5%

(75.9–94.8%)

96.4%

(87.7–99.6%)

Note: 95% confidence intervals are indicated in brackets. PPV positive predictive value; NPV negative predictive value