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Diagnostic Information End Point Reader Gadobenate Dimeglumine Preferred Gadobutrol Preferred Significance (P Value) 3-Reader Agreement (κ value) Global diagnostic preference 1 46 (40.7%) 6 (5.3%) <.0001 0.524 (61.9%) 2 54 (47.4%) 7 (6.1%) <.0001 3 49 (53.2%) 7 (6.1%) <.0001 Lesion border delineation 1 43 (38.1%) 5 (4.4%) <.0001 0.544 (66.4%) 2 39 (34.2%) 3 (2.6%) <.0001 3 37 (34.0%) 3 (2.6%) <.0001 Definition of disease extent 1 18 (15.9%) 1 (0.9%) <.0001 0.414 (73.5%) 2 21 (18.4%) 3 (2.6%) <.0001 3 20 (17.5%) 0 <.0001 Visualization of lesion internal morphology 1 39 (34.5%) 5 (4.4%) <.0001 0.629 (73.5%) 2 35 (30.7%) 4 (3.5%) <.0001 3 36 (31.6%) 1 (0.9%) <.0001 Lesion contrast enhancement 1 53 (46.9%) 7 (6.2%) <.0001 0.547 (62.8%) 2 62 (54.4%) 10 (8.8%) <.0001 3 50 (43.9%) 7 (6.1%) <.0001
↵a Comparisons based on 113 patients for reader 1 and 114 patients for readers 2 and 3. All other comparisons were considered equal. Numbers in parentheses represent proportions of patients.