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The center of the ankle was represented by a 44%56%% medial to lateral ratio along the transmalleolar axis.

Cardiogenic pulmonary edema was ruled out by the depiction of low LV filling pressure during echocardiographic assessment, as reflected by a lateral E/E' ratio <8 [ 8].

We previously showed in ventilated ICU patients that a lateral E/E' ratio above 8.0 predicted a PAOP of more than 18 mmHg with a 83% sensitivity and a 88% specificity [ 21].

A lateral E/E' ratio ≤ 8.0 allowed predicting an invasive PAOP ≤ 18 mmHg with a sensitivity of 83%95%5% CI: 63 95%) and a specificity of 88%95%5% CI: 47 98%), while an E/Vp ratio ≤ 1.7 had a 80% sensitivity (95% CI: 56 94%) and a 100% specificity (95% CI: 59 100%) for the prediction of low LV filling pressures.

The medial-lateral ratios were used as parameters for comparisons of the BMDs at both condyles.

Also, the femoral and tibial medial-lateral ratios were significantly higher in the SONK patients than in the OA patients.

We have found study on the comparison in the medial-lateral ratios between the SONK and the OA groups.

The mean femoral and tibial medial-lateral ratios were statistically significantly higher in the SONK patients than in the OA patients.

The mean femoral and tibial medial-lateral ratios were significantly higher in the SONK group than in the OA group (CI for difference: 0.17 0.58, p = 0.001; and CI for difference: 0.01 0.34, p = 0.04, respectively) (Table3).

The ratios of the medial condyle BMD to the lateral condyle BMD (medial-lateral ratios) in the femur and tibia were used as parameters for comparisons of the BMDs at both condyles.

The BMDs measured at the lumbar spine, ipsilateral femoral neck, and knee condyles and the ratios of medial condyle BMD to lateral condyle BMD (medial-lateral ratios) in the femur and tibia were compared between the two groups.