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Intra- and Interobserver agreement of Dejour´s classification of trochlear dysplasia

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between low-grade dysplasia, type A from

high-grade dysplasia, type B, C and D was

additionally studied.

Two-grade analysis showed much better results

for intra- and interobserver agreement: The

contingency tables exhibited better results for

intraobserver agreement with proportions of

observed agreement between 56 and 88%

(lateral radiographs) and 70 and 90% (MRI) as

well as for the interobserver agreement with

proportions of observed agreement between 52

and 76% for lateral radiographs and 62 and

96% for MRI-scans.

Fig. 3: Example for type B dysplasia.

A: Crossing sign (1), supratrochlear bump (2) on the lateral radiograph.

B: Flat trochlea on the MRI-scan.

Fig. 4: Example for type D dysplasia:

A: Crossing sign (1), supratrochlear bump (2), double contour (3), lateral femoral condyle (5) and the medial

femoral condyle (6) on the lateral radiograph.

B: Asymmetry of trochlear facets plus vertical join (4) on the MRI-scan.