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. 2023 Jan 7;44(5):1653–1663. doi: 10.1007/s10072-022-06579-7

Table 2.

Performance of the models for early prediction of mortality based on Glasgow Coma Scale (GCS) value <= 8 (severe traumatic brain injury) at admission, baroreflex sensitivity (BRS) <= 1.8 ms/mm Hg or pressure reactivity index (PRx) >= 0.17 at 1.5 days after injury and the models for late prediction of mortality based on ‘unfavorable pattern’ of BRS or PRx > 0.3 estimated from total seven days after injury

Early prediction of mortality Late prediction of mortality
GCS <= 8 BRS <= 1.8 PRx >= 0.17 “Unfavorable pattern” of BRS PRx > 0.3
SE performance metric

100.00

(63.06–100.00)

60.00

(14.66–94.73)

60.00

(14.66–94.73)

87.50

(47.35–99.68)

62.50

(24.49–91.48)

SPE

14.29

(3.05–36.64)

84.21

(60.42–96.62)

72.22

(46.52–90.31)

80.95

(58.09–94.55)

95.24

(76.18–99.88)

PPV

30.77

(27.18–34.64)

50.00

(22.08–77.92)

37.50

(17.60–62.77)

63.64

(41.09–81.45)

83.33

(40.68–97.33)

NPV 100.00

88.98

(72.88–95.97)

86.67

(68.15–95.18)

94.44

(72.87–99.08)

86.96

(73.05–94.25)

ACC

37.93

(20.69–57.74)

79.17

(57.85–92.87)

69.57

(47.08–86.79)

82.76

(64.23–94.15)

86.21

(68.34–96.11)

SE sensitivity, SPE specificity, PPV positive predictive value, NPV negative predictive value, ACC accuracy

Data are presented as mean (95% confidence interval)