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Table 3 Delirium detection tools emerged from the included studies: comparison in the diagnostic test accuracy properties documented

From: Detecting delirium in patients with acute stroke: a systematic review of test accuracy

Tool

Author, year [reference]

Sensitivity % (95% CI)

Specificity % (95% CI)

Positive predictive value % (95% CI)

Negative predictive value % (95% CI)

Internal consistency (Cronbach α)

Accuracy % (95% CI)

Interrater reliability (Ƙ)

Likelihood ratio

AUC

Gold standard considered

4AT

Infante et al., 2017 [20]

90.2b

64.5b

      

0.82a

DSM-V criteria

 

96.4c

76.7c

      

0.88b

 

Kutlubaev et al., 2016 [21]

93

86

86

85.6

0.80

   

0.89

DSM-IV criteria

Lees et al., 2013 [22]

100

(74–100)

82

(72–89)

43

100

     

CAM

 

100a

(72–100)

83a

(73–88)

       

CAM

CAM-ICU

Mitasova et al., 2012 [8]

76

(55–91)

98

(93–100)

91

(70–99)

94

(88–98)

 

94d

(88–97)

0.94

(0.83–1.00)

0.47

(0.27–0.83)

 

DSM-IV criteria

AMT-10

Lees et al., 2013 [22]

75

(43–95)

61

(51–71)

21

95

     

CAM

AMT-4

Lees et al., 2013 [22]

83

(52–98)

61

(51–71)

23

96

     

CAM

CDT

Lees et al., 2013 [22]

67

(22–96)

38

(28–49)

7

95

     

CAM

COG4

Lees et al., 2013 [22]

70

(35–93)

44

(35–55)

13

92

     

CAM

GCS

Lees et al., 2013 [22]

17

(2–48)

81

(71–88)

11

88

     

CAM

“Does this patient has cognitive issues?“e

Lees et al., 2013 [22]

58

(28–85)

85

(76–92)

35

93

     

CAM

  1. asubgroup analysis, excluding patients with severe aphasia (n = 7; over 111 patients included); bat the admission; cafter 7 days; dconsidered as ratio: true-positives + true-negatives/true positives + false-positives + true-negatives + false-negatives; ethe single question was asked to healthcare professionals of the multidisciplinary team
  2. 4AT: 4-Assessment Test for delirium, AMT: Abbreviated Mental Test, AUC Area Under the Curve, CAM: Confusion Assessment Method, CAM-ICU: Confusion Assessment Method for the Intensive Care Unit, CDT: Clock Drawing Test, CI: Confidence of Interval, COG4: cognitive examination derived from National Institutes of Health Stroke Scale (NIHSS), DSM: Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of mental disorders, GCS: Glasgow Coma Scale.