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. 2023 Jul 26;25:e47735. doi: 10.2196/47735

Table 2.

Study characteristics of the smartphone-based tools categorya.

Study, year Digital tool OSAb definition Sample size, n (group type: D=derivation group, V=validation group) OSA prevalence, n (%) Area under the curve, (95% CI) Sensitivity, % (95% CI) Specificity, % (95% CI)
Al-Mardini et al [33], 2014 Smartphone (audio; accelerometer) c 15 (D) 8 (53) 100 (—) 86 (—)
Nandakumar et al [34], 2014 Smartphone (sonar; audio) 37 (D) 26 (70)
Narayan et al [32], 2018 Smartphone (audio) AHId≥15 32 (D); 59 (V) 48 (53) 0.87 (—) 94 (—) 63 (—)
Lyon et al [28], 2019 Smartphone (app; sonar) AHI≥15 162 (D) 83 (51) 0.95 (—) 94 (—) 97 (—)
Haberfeld et al [26], 2020 Smartphone (app) 620 (D) 357 (58) Male: 0.61 (—);
female: 0.62 (—)
Male: 86 (—);
female: 56 (—)
Tiron et al [35], 2020 Smartphone (sonar; audio) AHI≥15 128 (D); 120 (V) 0.92 (0.85-0.95) 88 (77-95) 80 (68-89)
Castillo-Escario et al [21], 2022e Smartphone (audio) 16 (D) 0.88 (—) 72 (—) 89 (—)

aWhen external validation was performed, the results are only presented for the validation group.

bOSA: obstructive sleep apnea.

cNot available.

dAHI: apnea-hypopnea index.

eUsed event-wise validation.