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Table 1.

Characteristics of patients eligible and ineligible for diagnostic model development data.

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Table 2.

Univariable associations between predictor variables and outcomes.

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Table 3.

Multivariable associations between the clinical assessment items and sciatica for model (i) and model (ii).

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Fig 1.

Calibration plot for model (i) and model (ii).

Model (i) calibration shown in upper graph, model (ii) calibration shown in lower graph. The solid line is a smoothed curve that represents an estimate of the relation between the predicted and the observed probability of sciatica diagnosis. Ideally this line fits the dotted line that represents perfect calibration.

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Table 4.

Scoring tool based on model (i) for clinical assessment items and corresponding predicted probability of sciatica.

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