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Table 1 Basic information of the subjects from included studies

From: Diagnostic accuracy of MRA and MRI for the bursal-sided partial-thickness rotator cuff tears: a meta-analysis

Study

No. of patients

No. of shoulders

Mean age (age, range)

Gender (M/F)

Clinical indication of shoulder

Methods

Final diagnosis of included patients

Muscle tendon

QUADAS-2

Fritz et al. (2007)

238

238

43 (18–79)

150/80

Underwent arthroscopic or open surgical evaluation

MRI

Bursal-sided PT

SSP-ISP

8

Magee et al. (2009)

150

150

31 (14–50)

109/49

Shoulder pain

MRA/MRI

Bursal-sided PT

SSP

11

Oh et al. (2009)

36

36

53.9 (20–77)

16/20

Scheduled for shoulder arthroscopic surgery

MRA

Bursal-sided PT

SSP-ISP/SSC

9

Chun et al. (2010)

202

202

51

110/92

Shoulder pain over 3 years

MRA

Bursal-sided PT

All

10

Choo et al. (2012)

49

49

55.6 (19–71)

22/27

Shoulder discomfort

MRA

Bursal-sided PT

All

9

Modi et al. (2013)

103

103

30 (15–79)

76/27

Shoulder pain or instability symptom

MRA

Bursal-sided PT

All

9

Lee et al. (2014)

205

206

56.5 (1–78)

98/107

Undergone indirect shoulder MRA followed by arthroscopic surgery

MRA

Bursal-sided PT

SSC/SSP-ISP

11

Choo et al. (2015)

231

231

59 (21–81)

97/134

Shoulder discomfort

MRA

Bursal-sided PT

SSP-ISP

7

Farshad-Amacker et al. (2015)

37

37

47 (26–60)

26/11

Symptomatic shoulder

MRI

Bursal-sided PT

SSP

9

Lee et al. (2015)

333

333

56.9 (17–80)

160/173

Suspected of having rotator cuff lesion

MRA/MRI

Bursal-sided PT

SSP-ISP/SSC

10

Lo et al. (2016)

146

146

48.3 (19–86)

95/51

NR

MRI

Bursal-sided PT

All

11

Perez et al. (2018)

10

10

16.7 (14–18)

10/0

Shoulder pathology

MRI

Bursal-sided PT

All

11

  1. MRA magnetic resonance angiography, MRI magnetic resonance imaging, SSP supraspinatus, SSC subscapularis, ISP infraspinatus, PT partial-thickness rotator cuff tear, M male, F female, NR not reported