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Table 6 Diagnostic performance of ROSIER, FAST, LAPSS and GZSS

From: Development of a new stroke scale in an emergency setting

Scale

Optimal cut-off

Sensitivity (95 % CI)

P

Specificity (95 % CI)

P

PLR (95 % CI)

NLR (95 % CI)

PPV (95 % CI)

NPV (95 % CI)

Diagnostic accuracy (%)

ROSIER

0

77.7 (73.0–81.9)

0.031

70.7 (57.3–81.9)

0.754

2.65 (1.8–4.0)

0.32 (0.2–0.4)

94.2 (90.9–96.6)

33.9 (25.5–43.1)

76.68

FAST

0

76.0 (71.2–80.3)

0.004

63.8 (50.1–76.0)

0.210

2.1 (1.5–3.0)

0.38 (0.3–0.5)

92.8 (89.2–95.5)

30.1 (22.1–39.0)

74.28

LAPSS

0

56.4 (51.1–61.6)

<0.001

87.9 (76.7–95.0)

0.008

4.68 (2.3–9.4)

0.50 (0.4–0.6)

96.7 (93.2–98.6)

24.6 (18.9–31.1)

60.82

GZSS

1.5

83.2 (79.0–87.0)

Reference

74.1 (61.0–84.7)

Reference

3.22 (2.1–5.0)

0.23 (0.2–0.3)

95.2 (92.2–97.3)

41.7 (32.1–51.9)

81.97

  1. ROSIER Recognition of Stroke in the Emergency Room scale, FAST Face Arm Speech Test, LAPSS Los Angeles Pre-Hospital Stroke Screen, GZSS Guangzhou Stroke Scale, PLR positive likelihood ratio, NLR negative likelihood ratio, PPV positive predictive value, NPV negative predictive value