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. 2017 May 13;30(5):663–670. doi: 10.1007/s40620-017-0408-8

Table 1.

Area under receiver operating curves of circulating bone biomarkers to distinguish high and low bone turnover from nonhigh and nonlow bone turnover, respectively, as assessed by BFR/BS [27] (approval pending)

Blood sample marker N AUROC (95% CI) Best cut off
Low vs non low
 iPTH (pg/ml) 280 vs 196 0.701 (0.653–0.750) 103.8
 wPTH (pg/ml) 260 vs 180 0.712 (0.662–0.761) 48.0
 bALP (U/l) 273 vs 190 0.757 (0.713–0.801) 33.1
 P1NP (ng/ml) 280 vs 1197 0.650 (0.599–0.701) 498.9
 Combined iPTH + bALP 272 vs 188 0.718 (0.670–0.767) NA
 Combined wPTH + bALP 257 vs 174 0.743 (0.695–0.790) NA
High vs non high
 iPTH (pg/ml) 81 vs 395 0.724 (0.663–0.786) 323.0
 wPTH (pg/ml) 75 vs 365 0.678 (0.611–0.746) 61.4
 bALP (U/l) 77 vs 386 0.711 (0.655–0.767) 42.1
 P1NP (ng/ml) 81 vs 396 0.743 (0.689–0.797) 621.1
 Combined iPTH + bALP 76 vs 384 0.718 (0.658–0.779) NA
 Combined wPTH + bALP 72 vs 359 0.691 (0.628–0.725) NA

AUROC area under the receiver operating characteristic curve, bALP bone-specific alkaline phosphatase, BFR/BS bone formation rate/bone surface, CI confidence in-terval, iPTH intact parathyroid hormone, NA not available, P1NP amino-terminal propeptide of type 1 procollagen, wPTH whole parathyroid hormona