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. 2020 May 14;7(1):e000408. doi: 10.1136/bmjgast-2020-000408

Table 1.

Prospective/retrospective studies on diagnostic performance of EUS versus CT for detection of pancreatic malignancy

Study Year of study Total no of patients Sensitivity, EUS versus CT (%) Specificity, EUS versus CT (%) Accuracy, EUS versus CT (%)
Du et al17 2017 68 98 vs 73* NA NA
Kamata et al18 2014 35 100 vs 56* 100 vs 100 NA
Kitano et al19 2012 277 91 vs 71* 94 vs 92 NA
Sakamoto et al20 2008 156 94 vs 50* NA NA
Jemma et al21 2008 42 100 vs 88* 89 vs 83 NA
Kitano et al22 2004 65 95 vs 68* NA NA
Agarwal et al23 2004 81 100 vs 75* NA 94 vs 74*
DeWitt et al9 2004 120 98 vs 86* NA NA
Rivadeneira et al24 2003 48 100 vs 68* 75 vs 50* 98 vs 67*
Mertz et al25 2000 35 93 vs 53* NA 86 vs 49*
Gress et al26 1999 151 100 vs 74 NA NA
Harrison et al27 1999 19 100 vs 50* NA 98 vs 63*
Midwinter et al28 1999 48 97 vs 76 NA NA
Legmann et al29 1998 30 100 vs 92 NA 93 vs 93
Sugiyama et al30 1997 54 96 vs 89* NA NA
Howard et al31 1997 21 75 vs 63† 77 vs 100† 76 vs 86†
Melzer et al32 1996 12 100 vs 83 NA 100 vs 76
Nakaizumi et al33 1995 232 94 vs 65* 97 vs 94 96 vs 88*
Marty et al34 1995 37 92 vs 63 NA NA
Müller et al35 1994 49 94 vs 69† 100 vs 64 96 vs 67
Palazzo et al37 1993 64 96 vs 69† 73 vs 53 91 vs 66*
Yasuda et al38 1993 29 100 vs 72† NA Duodenal Invasion: 83 vs 33
Gastric invasion: 79 vs 38
Rösch et al39 1991 102 99 vs 77 100 vs 53 NA

*Statistically significant data.

†Statistics are not available.

EUS, endoscopic ultrasound; NA, not applicable.