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. 2015 Aug 6;2015:396505. doi: 10.1155/2015/396505

Table 4.

Sensitivity and specificity for detecting prediabetes and diabetes by FPG and OGTT stratified by selected factors.

Prediabetes by FPG Prediabetes by OGTT Diabetes by FPG Diabetes by OGTT
(n = 6068) (n = 6068) (n = 6884) (n = 6884)
Sensitivity (%) Specificity (%) Sensitivity (%) Specificity (%) Sensitivity (%) Specificity (%) Sensitivity (%) Specificity (%)
All cases 53.7 100 81.1 100 45.4 100 93.0 100
Sex
 Men 62.0 100 75.2 100 45.3 100 89.7 100
 Women 51.2 100 82.8 100 45.4 100 94.3 100
Age group (yr)
 20–<45 48.4 100 82.3 100 46.5 100 93.5 100
 45–<60 54.4 100 79.8 100 44.1 100 92.8 100
 ≥60 60.9 100 83.6 100 50.5 100 93.8 100
Hypertension
 Yes 54.5 100 81.8 100 36.7 100 96.2 100
 No 53.5 100 80.8 100 48.9 100 91.7 100
Family history of diabetes
 Yes 60.2 100 75.8 100 35.7 100 94.2 100
 No 47.7 100 80.5 100 43.8 100 94.2 100
BMI (kg/m2)
 <25 52.0 100 78.8 100 43.4 100 92.6 100
 25–<30 53.2 100 81.9 100 43.4 100 93.1 100
 ≥30 56.7 100 83.6 100 45.9 100 94.6 100

Cut-off point for detecting prediabetes by FPG at 100 mg/dL and by OGTT at 140 mg/dL; cut-off point for detecting diabetes by FPG at 126 mg/dL and by OGTT at 200 mg/dL.