Table 5. Test performance of LR2, Simple Rules and RMI in pre- and postmenopausal patients using a meta-analysis approach on centre-specific data.
Diagnostic method | AUC (95% CI) | Sens, % (95% CI) | Spec, % (95% CI) |
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Premenopausal patients | |||
LR2 | 0.908 (0.886–0.926) | 85 (78–90) | 82 (77–87) |
SRMal | 95 (91–97) | 77 (70–83) | |
SR+SA | 92 (86–95) | 91 (87–94) | |
RMI |
0.867 (0.837–0.892) |
53 (45–61) |
94 (92–96) |
Postmenopausal patients | |||
LR2 | 0.897 (0.872–0.917) | 94 (92–96) | 65 (58–71) |
SRMal | 96 (93–97) | 66 (59–73) | |
SR+SA | 93 (90–95) | 83 (78–87) | |
RMI | 0.850 (0.805–0.887) | 78 (72–83) | 81 (76–85) |
Abbreviations: AUC=area under the receiver-operating characteristics curve; CI=confidence interval; IOTA=international ovarian tumour analysis; LR2=logistic regression model 2; RMI=Risk of Malignancy Index; RMI-1=risk of malignancy index-1; Sens=sensitivity; Spec=specificity; SRMal=a one-step strategy using the IOTA Simple Rules as a first stage test and classifying tumours where the simple rules yield an inconclusive result as malignant; SR+SA=a two-stage strategy using the IOTA simple rules as a first stage test and using subjective assessment for those tumours where the simple rules yield an inconclusive result.