Table 4.
Model | Sensitivity* ≤ 12 mo % (95% CI) |
Sensitivity* 13–24 mo % (95% CI) |
Specificity* % (95% CI) |
ROC*♦ Area (95% CI) |
Sensitivity at 98% Specificity♦ % (95% CI) |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
Step 1 | N=67 | N=26 | N=476 | N=67 | |
A1 | 34.3 (23–46) | 7.7 (1–25) | 96.8 (95.2–98.4) | 0.721 (0.64–0.80) | 32.8 (22–44) |
B1 | 69.2 (58–80) | 12.5 (3–31) | 96.6 (94.9–98.3) | 0.892 (0.84–0.95) | 64.6 (53–76) |
C1 | 34.3 (23–46) | 11.5 (2–30) | 95.1 (93.1–97.1) | 0.712 (0.63–0.79) | 25.4 (15–36) |
D1 | 95.4 (90–99) | 76.0 (59–93) | 32.2 (27.4–36.5) | 0.858 (0.80–0.92) | 52.3 (40–64) |
E1 | 37.9 (26–50) | 3.9 (0–20) | 89.8 (87.0–92.6) | N/A† | N/A† |
CA125‡ | 63.1 (51–75) | 0.0 (0–13) | 98.5 (97.4–99.6) | 0.890 (0.84–0.94) | 64.6 (53–76) |
Step 2 †† | N=30 | N=15 | N=237 | N=30 | |
A2 | 53.3 (35–71) | 6.7 (0–32) | 96.6(94.3–98.8) | 0.852 (0.77–0.94) | 36.7 (20–54) |
B2 | 80.0 (66–94) | 21.4 (5–50) | 92.2(88.7–95.7) | N/A† | N/A† |
C2 | 70.0 (54–86) | 6.7 (0–32) | 91.9 (88.4–95.4) | 0.848 (0.76–0.94) | 46.7 (29–64) |
D2 | 55.2 (37–73) | 0.0 (0–22) | 86.9 (82.5–91.3) | 0.810 (0.72–0.90) | 51.7 (34–69) |
E2 | 30.0 (14–46) | 13.3(2–40) | 96.2 (93.7–98.7) | 0.590 (0.46–0.72) | 23.3 (8–38) |
CA125‡ | 72.4 (56–89) | 0.0 (0–22) | 97.9 (96.0–99.8) | 0.898 (0.82–0.98) | 72.4 (56–89) |
Step3 (Pan-site) | N/A§ | N/A§ | N/A§ | 0.911 (0.86–0.96) | 68.2 (57–80) |
Calculated based on cut-off specified by the model. Note that we included all general population controls in the calculation of specificity and ROC; these as a whole were comparable to the one year cases with respect to the matching variables of age and calendar year of blood draw.
Calculated based on the 67 cases diagnosed ≤12 months from blood draw.
This model did not produce a propensity score, thus the measure cannot be calculated.
Using data previously obtained in PLCO for the same subject and study year as the samples in the current study, and a cutoff of ≥35 U/ml.
For Step 2 model, data from the validation set is shown.
The pan-site model did not have a cutoff, therefore no sensitivity or specificity can be calculated.