Table 5.
Variables | Volume Acceleration* |
Expulsive Phase Rise Time† |
Expulsive Phase Peak Flow‡ |
---|---|---|---|
Probability of correcting mistakes caused by using clinical signs | |||
Types of mistakes made by using clinical signs§ | |||
False negative (n = 14) | 100% (14/14 patients) | 93% (13/14 patients) | 93% (13/14 patients) |
False positive (n = 11) | 100% (11/11 patients) | 100% (11/11 patients) | 91% (10/11 patients) |
Probability of making mistakes in patients receiving correct diagnoses by use of clinical signs | |||
Types of correctness made by using clinical signs∥ | |||
True negative (n = 52) | 10% (5/52 patients) | 10% (5/52 patients) | 19% (10/52 patients) |
True positive (n = 19) | 19% (3/19 patients) | 19% (3/19 patients) | 31% (5/19 patients) |
Positive test result is defined as volume acceleration < 50 L/s/s.
Positive test result is defined as expulsive phase rise time > 55 ms.
Positive test result is defined as expulsive phase peak flow < 2.9 L/s.
False negative or false positive indicates patients who received a false-negative or false-positive diagnosis by using the clinical signs.
True negative or true positive indicates patients who received a correct negative or positive diagnosis by using the clinical signs.