Table 4.

Test characteristics for abnormal PET or relevant ischemia (>10%).

		Sensitivity	Specificity	NPV	PPV	LR+	LR−	DOR
Abnormal PET (SSS ≥ 4)	<25th percentile	0.930	0.387	0.957	0.273	1.516	0.182	8.331
	<50th percentile	0.800	0.573	0.921	0.316	1.872	0.349	5.362
	CACS 0	0.975	0.297	0.979	0.255	1.387	0.085	16.250
	CACS 1–9	0.960	0.154	0.918	0.280	1.135	0.262	4.332
	CACS 1–99	0.818	0.463	0.881	0.343	1.524	0.393	3.879
Relevant ischemia (>10%)	<25th percentile	0.982	0.355	0.995	0.135	1.523	0.051	29.960
	<50th percentile	0.910	0.541	0.983	0.168	1.980	0.167	11.840
	CACS 0	1.000	0.268	1.000	0.122	1.366	NA	NA
	CACS 1–9	0.976	0.139	0.976	0.137	1.134	0.173	6.565
	CACS 1–99	0.861	0.427	0.957	0.173	1.503	0.325	4.631

NPV, negative predictive value; PPV, positive predictive value; LR+, positive likelihood ratio; LR-, negative likelihood ratio; DOR, diagnostic odds ratio.

Table indicates the test characteristics of different cut-offs (<25th percentile, <50th percentile, CACS 0, CACS 1–9, CACS 1–99) to diagnose/exclude abnormal PET (SSS ≥ 4) and relevant ischemia (SDS ≥ 7). A table including the 95% confidence intervals is displayed in the Supplementary Material (Supplementary Table S2).