Table 5.
Per-patient sensitivity and specificity for the presence of active disease versus the consensus reference standard for patient groups combined
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Sensitivity |
Specificity |
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| Patients with active disease* | MRE | Ultrasound | Difference | p value | Patients with inactive disease* | MRE | Ultrasound | Difference | p value | |
| Active small bowel disease† | 209 | 96% (92 to 99) | 90% (82 to 95) | 6% (2 to 11) | 0·010 | 75 | 83% (68 to 92) | 77% (60 to 88) | 6% (−8 to 20) | 0·376 |
| Active colonic disease† | 126 | 63% (48 to 76) | 66% (51 to 79) | −3% (−18 to 13) | 0·735 | 158 | 97% (91 to 99) | 98% (94 to 99) | −1% (−4 to 1) | 0·304 |
| Active small bowel and colonic disease‡ | 251 | 77% (68 to 85) | 66% (56 to 75) | 11% (1 to 21) | 0·024 | 33 | 28% (10 to 56) | 28% (10 to 56) | 0% (−26 to 26) | 1·000 |
Data are n, % (95% CI), or p value. MRE=magnetic resonance enterography.
Patients by consensus reference standard.
Agreement with reference standard for disease active.
Agreement with reference standard for active disease presence (patients with disease in the small bowel, colon, or both).