Interobserver repeatability of measurements on computed tomography images of lax canine hip joints from youth to maturity.
Interobserver repeatability of measurements on computed tomography images of lax canine hip joints from youth to maturity.
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观察者间测量的可重复性在从青年到成熟度的宽松犬髋关节的计算机断层扫描图像上。
DOI:
10.1111/j.1532-950x.2009.00580.x
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发表时间:
2009-12
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Rettenmund C
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作者:
Lopez MJ;Davis KM;Jeffrey-Borger SL;Markel MD;Rettenmund C
To determine interobserver repeatability of measurements on computed tomography (CT) images of lax canine hip joints at different ages and in the presence of degenerative joint disease at maturity. Longitudinal observational investigation. Sibling crossbreed hounds. Pelvic CT was performed at 20, 24, 32, 48, 68, and 104 weeks of age. Measures were performed on 3 contiguous two-dimensional (2D) transverse CT images of both hips at each time point by 3 investigators. Center-edge angle (CEA), horizontal toit externe angle (HTEA), ventral (VASA), dorsal (DASA), and horizontal (HASA) acetabular sector angles, acetabular index (AI), and percent femoral head coverage (CPC) were measured. Interobserver repeatability was quantified with the intraclass correlation coefficient (ICC). Satisfactory repeatability was considered when ICC ≥ 0.75. DASA, CEA, and CPC were repeatable in all age groups. HASA and HTEA were repeatable for all but 1 time point. At 20 weeks of age, all measures but AI were repeatable, and at 104 weeks of age, DASA, CEA, CPC, and HASA were repeatable. Measures were repeatable in hips with and without degenerative changes with the exceptions of AI and HASA in normal hips and VASA and HTEA in osteoarthritic hips. Most 2D CT measurements examined were repeatable regardless of age or joint disease. Two-dimensional CT measures may augment current techniques for assessing joint changes in lax canine hips.