Critères d'Ottawa

1. sensibilité et spécificité

1.1. "Ottawa Ankle Rules and Subjective Surgeon Perception to Evaluate Radiograph Necessity Following Foot and Ankle Sprain" (2)

1.2. "Accuracy of Ottawa ankle rules to exclude fractures of the ankle and mid-foot: systematic review" (4)

1.3. "Diagnostic performance of the Bernese versus Ottawa ankle rules: Results of a randomised controlled trial" (5)

1.4. "A pooled analysis of the Ottawa ankle rules used on adults in the ED" (6)

1.5. "Utility of Ottawa Ankle Rules in an Aging Population: Evidence for Addition of an Age Criterion" (7)

1.6. "Validation of the Ottawa ankle rules in children" (8)

1.7. "Accuracy of the Ottawa Ankle Rules applied by non-physician providers in a pediatric emergency department" (9)

1.8. "The Bernese Ankle Rules: A Fast, Reliable Test after Low-Ene" (10)

2. Rapport de vraisemblance

2.1. "Accuracy of Ottawa ankle rules to exclude fractures of the ankle and mid-foot: systematic review" (4)

3. Reproductibilité inter-examinateur

3.1. "Diagnostic performance of the Bernese versus Ottawa ankle rules: Results of a randomised controlled trial" (5)

3.2. "Accuracy of the Ottawa Ankle Rules applied by non-physician providers in a pediatric emergency department" (9)

4. validité de construit

4.1. "Ottawa Ankle Rules and Subjective Surgeon Perception to Evaluate Radiograph Necessity Following Foot and Ankle Sprain" (2)

5. valeurs prédictives

5.1. "Ottawa Ankle Rules and Subjective Surgeon Perception to Evaluate Radiograph Necessity Following Foot and Ankle Sprain" (2)

5.2. "A pooled analysis of the Ottawa ankle rules used on adults in the ED" (6)