Results

Results: The study population’s median age was 48 years; 48.6% were male. Statistical analysis showed Sens=90.6%, and Spec=98% for fracture detection by RR and 95.8% and 97.6% by AI. RR achieved higher Sens (77.8%) and Spec (100%) for dislocation detection than AI. The Kappa Coefficient between RR and AI was 0.797 for fractures in large joints; for all other variables, concordance was acceptable. We also described doubtful cases and their confirmation by GS. Additionally, we analyzed findings not detected by AI, such as chronic fractures, arthropathy, focal lesions, and anatomical variants.