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. 2022 Oct 18;9(34):2203786. doi: 10.1002/advs.202203786

Table 2.

MP‐NN performance in different nodule sizes and radiological subtypes

Characteristics AUC (95% CI) Sensitivity [%] Specificity [%] PPV [%] NPV [%] Accuracy [%]
All nodules 0.778 (0.729–0.828) 81.79 56.91 84.64 51.85 75.42
Nodule size
Nodules ≥ 0.8 cm 0.782 (0.727–0.836) 82.81 57.00 84.59 53.77 76.10
Nodules < 0.8 cm 0.769 (0.653–0.886) 77.78 56.52 84.85 44.83 72.63
Nodule radiological type
Pure GGN 0.801 (0.636–0.966) 87.72 42.86 96.15 17.65 85.12
Part‐solid nodule 0.809 (0.710–0.908) 77.11 70.37 94.12 33.33 76.17
Solid nodule 0.771 (0.698–0.843) 83.12 53.93 60.95 78.69 67.47
Histological type
AIS 0.788 (0.726–0.851) 84.72 56.91 53.51 86.42 67.18
MIA 0.781 (0.722–0.841) 82.52 56.91 61.59 79.55 68.58
IA 0.773 (0.719–0.827) 80.22 56.91 73.37 66.04 70.82

GGN refers to ground‐glass nodule; AIS refers to adenocarcinoma in situ; MIA refers to minimally invasive adenocarcinoma; IA refers to invasive adenocarcinoma.