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Table 2 Performance of case definitions for celiac seropositivity in administrative health data

From: Development of an administrative definition for celiac disease

 

Sensitivity (95% CI)

Positive predictive value (95% CI)

Specificity (95% CI)

Negative predictive value (95% CI)

Accuracy (95% CI)

H1

58 (50–65)

84 (78–89)

98 (96–100)

94 (90–97)

93 (89–97)

H1*

56 (49–64)

84 (79–90)

98 (96–100)

93 (90–97)

93 (89–97)

P1

92 (89–95)

73 (68–78)

95 (92–97)

99 (98–100)

94 (92–97)

P2

78 (73–83)

83 (78–87)

97 (95–99)

97 (94–99)

95 (92–98)

P3

52 (44–59)

84 (78–90)

98 (96–100)

93 (89–97)

92 (88–96)

H1P1

93 (90–96)

71 (66–76)

94 (91–97)

99 (98–100)

94 (91–96)

H1P2

84 (80–88)

80 (75–84)

97 (94–99)

97 (96–99)

95 (92–98)

H1P3

75 (70–81)

82 (77–87)

97 (95–99)

96 (94–99)

94 (91–97)

H1*P1

93 (90–96)

71 (66–76)

94 (91–97)

99 (98–100)

94 (91–96)

H1*P2

84 (80–88)

80 (75–84)

97 (94–99)

97 (96–99)

95 (92–98)

H1*P3

75 (70–81)

82 (77–87)

97 (95–99)

96 (94–99)

94 (91–97)

  1. H, hospitalization diagnosis, number corresponds to frequency of diagnosis codes in hospital discharge abstract that were required to ascertain a positive serology case; P, physician billing claims diagnosis, number corresponds to frequency of diagnosis codes in physician billing claims required to ascertain a positive serology case; H1*, specific code for celiac disease (ICD-9-CM code 679.0, ICD-10-CA code K90.0); CI, confidence interval