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J Am Med Inform Assoc 13:696-698 doi:10.1197/jamia.M1995
  • Original Investigation

Identifying Wrist Fracture Patients with High Accuracy by Automatic Categorization of X-ray Reports

Table 1

Performance of IR-1, IR-1’, and TC-1 in the Derivation Set, and Validation Set (TC-1)

X-ray Reports Method TP FP FN TN Sensitivity, % (95% CI) Specificity, % (95% CI) PPV, % (95% CI) Accuracy, % (95% CI)
Derivation set (n = 493) IR-1 110 103 51.6 97.5 94.0 77.7
7 273 (45.0–58.3) (94.9–98.8) (88.2–97.1) (73.7–81.1)
IR-1’ 145 68 68.1 91.8 86.3 81.5
23 257 (61.6–74.0) (88.0–94.5) (80.3–90.7) (77.9–84.7)
IR-2 186 27 87.3 91.1 88.2 89.5
25 255 (82.2–91.1) (87.2–93.9) (83.1–91.8) (86.4–91.9)
TC-1 200 13 93.9 93.6 91.7 93.7
18 262 (89.8–96.4) (90.1–95.9) (87.3–94.7) (91.2–95.5)
Validation set (n = 258) TC-1 84 4 95.5 92.9 87.5 93.8
12 158 (88.9–98.2) (88.1–95.9) (79.4–92.7) (90.2–96.2)
  • TP/FN/FP/TN = True/False Pos/Negative; Sensitivity = Recall, PPV = positive predictive value-precision. 95% confidence intervals are calculated using the Wilson procedure.

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