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. 2012 Oct 31;5(1):89–94. doi: 10.3892/etm.2012.783

Table IV.

Complementary value of GGT-II, AFU and AFP to diagnose hepatocellular carcinoma.

Markers Sensitivity (%) Specificity (%) Accuracy (%)
Positive GGT-II (a) 84.1 (95/113)a 95.1 (97/102)d 89.3 (192/215)
Positive AFU (b) 56.9 (64/113)b 82.4 (84/102)e 68.8 (148/215)
Positive AFP (c) 59.3 (67/113)b 81.4 (83/102)e 69.8 (150/215)
a+b 92.9 (105/113) 78.4 (80/102)f 86.0 (185/215)
a+c 93.8 (106/113) 77.5 (79/102)f 86.0 (185/215)
b+c 83.2 (94/113)c 68.8 (70/102) 76.3 (164/215)
a+b+c 97.3 (110/113) 64.7 (66/102) 81.9 (176/215)
a

P<0.05, a vs. b, c, (a+b), (a+c) and (a+b+c);

b

P<0.05, b and c vs. (a+b), (a+c), (b+c) and (a+b+c);

c

P<0.05, (b+c) vs. (a+b), (a+c) and (a+b+c);

d

P<0.05, a vs. other groups;

e

P<0.05, b and c vs. (b+c) and (a+b+c);

f

P<0.05, (a+b) and (a+c) vs. (a+b+c). Statistical analyses were performed using Chi-square or Fisher’s exact tests. GGT-II, γ-glutamyl transferase isoenzyme II; AFU, α-L-fucosidase; AFP, α-fetoprotein.