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. 2023 Jul 13;29(18):3668–3680. doi: 10.1158/1078-0432.CCR-23-0570

Table 2.

Initial diagnosis disease classification performance.

Initial diagnosis performance
Train Validation
Sensitivity (%; Sample No. Train/Validation)
 Overall (56/22) 98 (90–100) 95 (77–100)
 High grade (42/14) 100 (92–100) 100 (77–100)
 Low grade (14/8) 93 (66–100) 87 (47–100)
 NMIBC (38/18) 97 (86–100) 94 (73–100)
 MIBC (16/4) 100 (79–100) 100 (40–100)
 Upper tract UC (7/2) 100 (59–100) 100 (16–100)
Specificity (%; Sample No. Train/Validation)
 All urology controls (139/96) 96 (91–98) 90 (82–95)
 Controls with UTI (23/10) 100 (85–100) 90 (56–100)
 Controls with hematuria (71/37) 96 (88–99) 87 (71–96)
 Controls with BPH (23/26) 96 (77–100) 85 (65–96)
 Controls with Leukocytes (48/14) 98 (89–100) 86 (57–98)
 Controls with LUTS (29/20) 93 (77–99) 80 (56–94)
Positive predictive value (%)
 Hematuria/initial diagnosis (10% prevalence) 72 51
Negative predictive value (%)
 Hematuria/initial diagnosis (10% prevalence) 100 99

Note: Clinical demographic subsets, including non-muscle invasive bladder cancer (NMIBC), muscle invasive bladder cancer (MIBC), urologic tract infection (UTI), benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH), and lower urologic tract symptoms (LUTS). Values in parenthesis denote 95% confidence intervals.