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. 2015 Oct 8;3(6):E615–E620. doi: 10.1055/s-0034-1393063

Table 1. Performance characteristics in the evaluation of the study images for the first (white light endoscopic imaging only) and second (chromoendoscopy-aided) readings.

a) Overall image evaluation
Observer Accuracy with WLI only, % Accuracy with chromoendoscopy, % Improvement in accuracy, % [95 % CI] P value
1 48.7 62.0 13.3 [7.5, 19.0]  < 0.001*
2 59.0 76.0 17 [10.1, 23.6]  < 0.001*
3 48.0 76.2 28.2 [21.7, 34.3]  < 0.001*
4 59.0 66.7 7.7 [3.6, 11.7]  < 0.001*
Globally 53.7 70.2 16.5 [13.6, 19.4]  < 0.001 *
b) True ulcerative image evaluation
Observer Accuracy with WLI only, % Accuracy with chromoendoscopy, % Improvement in accuracy, % [95 % CI] P value
1 40.8 59.2 18.4 [12.0, 24.5]  < 0.001*
2 58.4 82.4 24 [17.0, 30.7]  < 0.001*
3 42.3 77.8 35.5 [28.4, 41.9]  < 0.001*
4 56.0 66.4 10.4 [5.9, 14.8]  < 0.001*
Globally 49.4 71.4 22 [18.9, 25.1]  < 0.001 *
c) False ulcerative image evaluation
Observer Accuracy with WLI only, % Accuracy with chromoendoscopy, % Decrease in accuracy (%) [95 % CI] P value
1 88 76 12 [– 0.6, 23.6] 0.109
2 62 44 18 [– 1.3, 35.9] 0.108
3 76 68 8 [– 4.6, 20.0] 0.344
4 74 68 6 [– 3.3, 14.9] 0.375
Globally 75 64 11 [4.1, 17.7] 0.003 *

WLI, white light imaging; CI, confidence interval.

*

Statistically significant.