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. 2016 Nov 14;28(1):179–187. doi: 10.1007/s00198-016-3818-x

Table 3.

Reclassification table

n before addition of OLST to FRAX Low risk after addition of OLST to FRAX High risk after addition of OLST to FRAX Addends to sum to NRIa
Participants with fracture during follow-up Low risk according to FRAX 34 21 13 +13/40
High risk according to FRAX 6 2 4 −2/40
Participants without fracture during follow-up Low risk according to FRAX 288 212 76 −76/309
High risk according to FRAX 21 10 11 +10/309

The effect of adding one-leg standing time (OLST) to FRAX regarding classification of the study population into a low risk group ≤15% for a hip fracture and a high-risk group with >15% risk. Sensitivity changed from 6/40 to (13 + 4) / 40 = from 15 to 43%. Specificity changed from 288/309 to (212 + 10) / 309 = from 93 to 72%. The positive predictive value changed from 6 / (6 + 21) = 22.2% to (13 + 4) / (13 + 4 + 76 + 11) = 16.3%. The negative predictive value changed from 288 / (288 + 21) = 93% to (212 + 10) / (212 + 10 + 2 + 21) = 91%

aNRI = 13/40−2/40−76/309 + 10/309 = 0.061