Table 1.

Test results showing statistically significant differences in consensus—Tests were performed using Kruskal–Wallis one-way analysis of variance and post hoc Dunn-tests with adjusted p-Values calculated by Šidák correction. Statistically significant results (p < 0.05) were illustrated in bold print. (*) No further post hoc test was perfomed because Kruskal–Wallis test was not statistically significant.

	Left Hemithorax (LH)	Right Hemithorax (RH)
Pleural effusion
Kruskal–Wallis	${\chi }^2=34.9$, $df=2$, p < 0.001	${\chi }^2=30.5$, $df=2,$p < 0.001
BCR–RR	p = 0.968	p = 0.898
BCR–NRR	p < 0.001	p < 0.001
RR–NRR	p < 0.001	p < 0.001
Pneumonia
Kruskal–Wallis	${\chi }^2=0.2$, $df=2$, p = 0.894	${\chi }^2=16.6$, $df=2,$p < 0.001
BCR–RR	(*)	p = 0.789
BCR–NRR	(*)	p < 0.001
RR–NRR	(*)	p = 0.007
Pneumothorax
Kruskal–Wallis	${\chi }^2=5.4$, $df=2$, p = 0.066	${\chi }^2=0.0$, $df=2,$p = 0.986
BCR–RR	(*)	(*)
BCR–NRR	(*)	(*)
RR–NRR	(*)	(*)
Suspicious nodule
Kruskal–Wallis	${\chi }^2=21.0$, $df=2$, p< 0.001	${\chi }^2=46.3$, $df=2,$p < 0.001
BCR–RR	p = 0.854	p = 0.796
BCR–NRR	p = 0.001	p < 0.001
RR–NRR	p < 0.001	p < 0.001