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. 2026 Aug 14;15(5):2775–2777. doi: 10.1007/s40120-026-01005-y

Correction: Utility of Multi‑Analyte Protein Assay to Distinguish Multiple Sclerosis Clinical Relapse from Pseudoexacerbation

Darin T Okuda 1,2,✉, Tatum M Moog 1,2, Morgan C McCreary 1,2, Isabella J Huddleston 1,2, Crystal M Wright 1,2, Katy W Burgess 1,2, Jose R Santoyo 1,2, Peter V Sguigna 1,2, Olaf Stüve 1,2,3, Diem H Tran 1,2
PMCID: PMC13615212  PMID: 42601589

Correction: Neurol Ther https://doi.org/10.1007/s40120-026-00984-2

In the sentence beginning ‘Figure 2 illustrates the…’ in this article, the text ‘MSDA Test DAS ú’ should have read ‘MSDA Test DAS thresholds in detecting gadolinium enhancement’. The correct sentence should have read ‘Figure 2 illustrates the significant difference in the DAS between those with and without gadolinium enhancement (p < 0.0001), and Table 4 summarizes the performance of various MSDA Test DAS thresholds in detecting gadolinium enhancement in the setting of acute symptoms or routine disease surveillance.’

In Table 4 of this article, entries pertaining to row “≥6.5–10.0” columns “Positive predictive value (95% CI) and Negative predictive value (95% CI)” were incorrect and should have been as follows:

Positive predictive value - 87.50% (95% CI: 61.65, 98.45%)

Negative predictive value - 96.00% (95% CI: 86.29, 99.51%)

The incorrect and correct versions of Table 4 are displayed below.

Incorrect version of Table 4

Table 4.

Performance characteristics and 95% Clopper–Pearson confidence intervals (CI) of varying Octave® Disease Activity Score thresholds for predicting gadolinium-enhancing lesions

Octave multiple sclerosis disease activity test score Sensitivity
(95% CI)
Specificity
(95% CI)
Positive
predictive value
(95% CI)
Negative predictive value
(95% CI)
Accuracy
(95% CI)
 > 6.0–10.0

100.00%

(79.41%, 100.00%)

94.00%

(83.45%, 98.75%)

84.21%

(60.42%, 96.62%)

100.00%

(92.45%, 100.00%)

95.45%

(87.29%, 99.05%)

 > 6.5–10.0

87.50%

(61.65%, 98.45%)

96.00%

(86.29%, 99.51%)

88%

(86.29%, 99.51%)

96%

(61.65%, 98.45%)

94%

(85.20%, 98.32%)

 > 7.0–10.0

75.00%

(47.62%, 92.73%)

96.00%

(86.29%, 99.51%)

85.71%

(57.19%, 98.22%)

92.31%

(81.46%, 97.86%)

90.91%

(81.26%, 96.59%)

 > 7.5–10.0

56.25%

(29.88%, 80.25%)

98.00%

(89.35%, 99.95%)

90.00%

(55.50%, 99.75%)

87.50%

(75.93%, 94.82%)

87.88%

(77.51%, 94.62%)

 > 8.0–10.0

43.75%

(19.75%, 70.12%)

98.00%

(89.35%, 99.95%)

87.50%

(47.35%, 99.68%)

84.48%

(72.58%, 92.65%)

84.85%

(73.90%, 92.49%)

 > 8.5–10.0

43.75%

(19.75%, 70.12%)

100.00%

(92.89%, 100.00%)

100.00%

(59.04%, 100.00%)

84.75%

(73.01%, 92.78%)

86.36%

(75.69%, 93.57%)

Correct version of Table 4

Table 4.

Performance characteristics and 95% Clopper–Pearson confidence intervals (CI) of varying Octave® Disease Activity Score thresholds for predicting gadolinium-enhancing lesions

Octave multiple sclerosis disease activity test score Sensitivity
(95% CI)
Specificity
(95% CI)
Positive
predictive value
(95% CI)
Negative predictive value
(95% CI)
Accuracy
(95% CI)
 > 6.0–10.0

100.00%

(79.41%, 100.00%)

94.00%

(83.45%, 98.75%)

84.21%

(60.42%, 96.62%)

100.00%

(92.45%, 100.00%)

95.45%

(87.29%, 99.05%)

 > 6.5–10.0

87.50%

(61.65%, 98.45%)

96.00%

(86.29%, 99.51%)

87.50%

(61.65%, 98.45%)

96.00%

(86.29%, 99.51%)

93.94%

(85.20%, 98.32%)

 > 7.0–10.0

75.00%

(47.62%, 92.73%)

96.00%

(86.29%, 99.51%)

85.71%

(57.19%, 98.22%)

92.31%

(81.46%, 97.86%)

90.91%

(81.26%, 96.59%)

 > 7.5–10.0

56.25%

(29.88%, 80.25%)

98.00%

(89.35%, 99.95%)

90.00%

(55.50%, 99.75%)

87.50%

(75.93%, 94.82%)

87.88%

(77.51%, 94.62%)

 > 8.0–10.0

43.75%

(19.75%, 70.12%)

98.00%

(89.35%, 99.95%)

87.50%

(47.35%, 99.68%)

84.48%

(72.58%, 92.65%)

84.85%

(73.90%, 92.49%)

 > 8.5–10.0

43.75%

(19.75%, 70.12%)

100.00%

(92.89%, 100.00%)

100.00%

(59.04%, 100.00%)

84.75%

(73.01%, 92.78%)

86.36%

(75.69%, 93.57%)

The original article has been corrected.


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