of a disease in diagnostic research studies. Similarly, the hazard ratio (HR) is frequently used in diagnostic research studies to show the association between test results and events occurring over time Although these statistics are widely used in radiology research, it is not rare to see them described or interpreted unclearly or imprecisely in diagnostic research manuscripts, particularly at the peer review stage before publication. Therefore, this article aims to promote a clearer and more accurate reporting of OR and HR in diagnostic research studies.
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