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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2018 Oct 1.
Published in final edited form as: Cornea. 2017 Oct;36(10):1159–1165. doi: 10.1097/ICO.0000000000001294

Table 2.

Sensitivity to detect corneal pathology from images, stratified by diagnosis, grader, and camera

Grader/Camera Corneal Abrasion (n=13)
Sensitivity (CIa)
Corneal Scar (n=59)
Sensitivity (CIb)
Corneal Ulcer (n=34)
Sensitivity (CIa)
Pterygium (n=10)
Sensitivity (CIa)

Grader 1
 iTouch 76.9 (49.7, 91.8) 54.2 (41.7, 67.4) 91.2 (77.0, 97.0) 90.0 (59.6, 98.2)
 Nidek 92.3 (66.7, 98.6) 50.9 (38.7, 65.0) 88.2 (73.4, 95.3) 90.0 (59.6, 98.2)
Grader 2
 iTouch 69.2 (42.4, 87.3) 28.8 (19.0, 39.7) 82.4 (66.5, 91.7) 90.0 (59.6, 98.2)
 Nidek 69.2 (42.4, 87.3) 42.4 (30.6, 55.1) 94.1 (80.9, 98.4) 100.0 (72.3, 100.0)
Grader 3
 iTouch 76.9 (49.7, 91.8) 44.1 (31.6, 57.1) 91.2 (77.0, 97.0) 100.0 (72.3, 100.0)
 Nidek 84.6 (57.8, 95.7) 57.6 (45.0, 71.0) 94.1 (80.9, 98.4) 100.0 (72.3, 100.0)

CI: 95% confidence interval, includes

a

Wilson CIs when diagnosis category contains no subjects contributing both eyes or only 1 subject contributing both eyes, and

b

CIs calculated from a logistic regression with generalized estimating equations adjustment to account for the correlation between eyes of a subject