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. 2020 Jun 24;93:20200167. doi: 10.1259/bjr.20200167

Table 3.

Diagnostic performance of fecal biomarkers and SUVmean in predicting endoscopically active disease

Sensitivity (95% CI) Specificity (95% CI) Accuracy (95% CI) Optimal Cutoff AUC of ROC p values*
SUVmean 0.684 (0.536–0.832) 0.909 (0.739–1) 0.735 (0.727 0.742) 1.16 (µg/g) 0.792 0.012
Calprotectin 0.632 (0.478–0.785) 0.818 (0.59–1) 0.673 (0.665–0.682) 139.02 (µg/g) 0.739 0.021
Lactoferrin 0.895 (0.797–0.992) 0.909 (0.739–1) 0.898 (0.894–0.902) 9.90 (µg/g) 0.9 <0.001
PMN-e 0.684 (0.536–0.832) 0.818 (0.59–1) 0.714 (0.706–0.722) 0.105 (ng/ml) 0.768 0.021
EDN 0.684 (0.536–0.832) 0.909 (0.739–1) 0.734 (0.727–0.742) 1.68 (µg/g) 0.815 0.01
S100A12 0.763 (0.628–0.898) 0.818 (0.59–1) 0.776 (0.769–0.782) 58.12 (µg/g) 0.761 0.021

AUC, area under the curve; CI, Confidence interval; EDN, eosinophil-derived neurotoxin; PMN-e, polymorphonuclear leukocyte elastase ; ROC, receiver operating characteristics; SUVmean, mean value of maximum of standardized uptake value ratio gut/liver.

a

p values was determined by receiver operating characteristics