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. 2014 Sep 18;2014:128517. doi: 10.1155/2014/128517

Table 3.

Estimated sensitivity and specificity of different optic coherence tomography measures for retinal thickness changes detection in eyes of patients with relapsing-remitting multiple sclerosis (N = 140) and from healthy control subjects (N = 140) using latent class analysis. Model A: temporal pRNFL thickness as measured by Cirrus OCT; estimated prevalence of retinal thickness changes in the sample was 23.42%; 95% confidence interval (95CI) 18.50 to 29.17%. Model B: temporal pRNFL thickness as measured by Spectralis OCT; estimated prevalence of retinal thickness changes in the sample was 24.25%; 95% confidence interval (95CI) 19.26 to 30.04%.

Sensitivity Specificity
Estimate 95CI Estimate 95CI
Model A
 Cirrus average GCIPL 96.34% 76.11 to 99.54% 97.05% 92.77 to 98.83%
 Cirrus minimum GCIPL 98.43% 64.61 to 99.95% 95.81% 91.00 to 98.10%
 Cirrus temporal pRNFL 58.41% 45.82 to 70.00% 93.91% 89.56 to 96.52%
 Best corrected visual acuity 6.14% 2.32 to 15.30% 98.59% 95.72 to 99.54%
Model B
 Cirrus average GCIPL 97.15% 76.94 to 99.71% 97.61% 93.16 to 99.19%
 Cirrus minimum GCIPL 96.41% 81.48 to 99.39% 95.43% 90.80 to 97.78%
 Spectralis temporal pRNFL 69.69% 57.14 to 79.86% 92.70% 88.01 to 95.65%
 Best corrected visual acuity 6.08% 2.30 to 15.15% 98.55% 95.58 to 99.53%

GCIPL: ganglion cell-inner plexiform layers; pRNFL: peripapillary retinal nerve fiber layer.