Naganuma 2010.
| Methods | A novel endoscopic scoring index was developed, the Endoscopic Activity Index (EAI) Inpatients and outpatients from a gastroenterology clinic between 13‐71 years with active, moderate to severe UC were eligible to participate |
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| Data | 396 patients with UC (454 colonoscopies) The endoscopic score was calculated by a single endoscopist |
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| Comparisons | EAI (endoscopic) Matts Score (endoscopic) Rachmilewitz Endoscopic Score (endoscopic) Lichtiger Index (clinical) |
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| Outcomes | Construct validity (see Table 5) | |
| Notes | Endoscopic scoring indices assessed: EAI, Matts Score, Rachmilewitz Endocopic Score | |
| Risk of bias | ||
| Item | Authors' judgement | Description |
| Blinding? | No | Clinical symptoms and endoscopic videos were assessed |
| Independent Observation? | Unclear | Not relevant (construct validity) |