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Table 6: Likelihood of clinical evolution to NAR as a function of the mediolateral diameter of the straight or falcine sinus at its shortest pointa
Straight or Falcine Sinus Diameter (mm) Probability of NAR 95% CI 0 4% 1%–30% 1 8% 2%–38% 2 14% 3%–44% 3 24% 8%–52% 4 38% 18%–60% 5 53% 33%–72% 6 68% 49%–83% 7 80% 60%–92% 8 88% 69%–96% 9 93% 75%–98% 10 96% 80%–99% 11 98% 84%–99% 12 99% 87%–99% 13 100% 90%–100%
↵a Probabilities determined by logistic regression, where straight or falcine sinus diameter on MR imaging was identified as a multivariable predictor of clinical outcome (AUC = 0.89, P < .001).