Nonsystems Research

10/13/23 • 6 min

A clinician uses the Lachman test to assist in diagnosing the severity of a knee injury. Recent data the clinician reviewed indicates the Lachman test has a sensitivity of 70% and a specificity of 97%. Which of the following interpretations is BEST warranted based on these data?

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