1naresh
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LR-SR Visible on T1W1a LR-SR Visible on STIRa LR-SR Visible on CTa LR-SR Continuousb LR-SR Bowingc LLA Visibled Reader 1 98% 86% 63% 97% 22% 79% Reader 2 92% 50% 76% 93% 26% 85%
Note:—LLA indicates lateral levator aponeurosis.
↵a The percentage of cases in which the LR-SR band was visible on the given imaging modality/sequence.
↵b When visible, the percentage of cases in which the LR-SR band formed a continuous structure extending from the superior muscle complex to the lateral rectus muscle (ie, no gaps or discontinuities).
↵c When visible, the percentage of cases in which the LR-SR band demonstrated superotemporal bowing.
↵d The percentage of cases in which the lateral levator aponeurosis was visible, distinct from the LR-SR band.