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. 2019 Dec 27;18(3):706–713. doi: 10.1111/jth.14698

Table 3.

Diagnostic accuracy of mepacrine fluorescence and mepacrine release at different cutoff values compared with platelet ADP content as gold standard

Cutoff (normalized median fluorescent intensity) Sensitivity Specificity Positive predictive value Negative predictive value Cohen's ĸ Positive likelihood ratio Negative likelihood ratio
Mepacrine fluorescence
67.8a 70.6 (44.0‐89.7) 88.5 (82.0‐93.3) 42.9 (30.1‐56.6) 96.1 (92.2‐98.1) 0.46 6.1 (3.5‐10.7) 0.3 (0.2‐0.7)
71.2b 76.5 (50.1‐93.2) 82.7 (75.4‐86.6) 35.1 (25.7‐45.9) 96.6 (92.4‐98.60) 0.39 4.4 (2.8‐6.9) 0.3 (0.1‐0.7)
84.3c 94.1 (71.3‐99.9) 50.4 (41.8‐59.0) 18.8 (15.9‐22.2) 98.6 (91.2‐99.8) 0.16 1.9 (1.5‐2.3) 0.1 (0.02‐0.8)
Mepacrine release
43.5a 35.3 (14.2‐61.7) 87.8 (81.1‐92.7) 26.1 (13.9‐43.6) 91.7 (88.6‐94.1) 0.20 2.9 (1.3‐6.3) 0.7 (0.5‐1.1)
51.3b 76.5 (50.1‐93.2) 76.3 (68.3‐83.1) 28.3 (20.9‐37.0) 96.4 (91.8‐98.4) 0.30 3.2 (2.2‐4.8) 0.3 (0.1‐0.7)

aCutoff value derived from the 2.5th percentile of mepacrine fluorescence or release in healthy controls.

bCutoff value derived from the ROC curve.

cOptimal cutoff value as screening test for δ‐SPD.