Comparative analysis of possibilities of radiological methods in diagnosis and characterization of osseous structures damages of the knee joint in patients with tibial condyles fractures


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Computer tomography was prescribed for 56 patients. The most frequent fractures were — Schatzker II (n=23; 31,5%) and III (n=18; 24,7%) types of fractures. A comparative expert analysis of the results of radiographic, MRI and CT was performed in 56 patients. CT was «the golden standart». X-ray sensitivity in identifying the type of fracture was 80,3%, specificity — 66,7%, accuracy — 79,6%. In identifying the displacement of bone fragments X-ray sensitivity was 70,4%, specificity — 81,2%, accuracy — 73,3%. Sensitivity of radiography in detecting depth of impressions was 72,3%, specificity — 80%, accuracy — 74,1%. CT and MRI have the same results.

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