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. 2007 May 15;91(11):1512–1517. doi: 10.1136/bjo.2007.119453

Table 2 Detection rates with 95% confidence intervals (CI), by patient, for manual and automated “disease/no disease” grading for each of the grades assigned by the reference standard, with frequency of occurrence of each grade as a percentage of the total 6722 patients.

Grades assigned by reference standard Frequency of occurrence (%) Manual: by patient Automated: by patient
“Disease/no disease” grading detection rate (CI) Missed cases “Disease/no disease” grading detection rate (CI) Missed cases
R1 (Mild background retinopathy) 24.4 80.9% (78.9–82.7) 1326/1640 314 85.9% (84.1–87.5) 1408/1640 232
M1 (Observable maculopathy) 1.1 98.7% (92.9–99.8) 75/76 1 97.4% (90.9–99.3) 74/76 2
R2 (Observable background retinopathy) 0.1 100% (67.6–100) 8/8 0 100% (67.6–100) 8/8 0
M2 (Referable maculopathy) 2.7 99.4% (96.9–99.9) 178/179 1 97.2% (93.6–98.8) 174/179 5
R3 (Referable background retinopathy) 0.6 97.4% (86.8–99.5) 38/39 1 100% (91.0–100) 39/39 0
R4 (Proliferative retinopathy) 0.4 100% (87.9–100) 28/28 0 100% (87.9–100) 28/28 0
R6 (Technical failure) 8.2 95.7% (93.6–97.1) 529/553 24 99.8% (99.0–100) 552/553 1