Review
Copyright ©The Author(s) 2001.
World J Gastroenterol. Aug 15, 2001; 7(4): 476-481
Published online Aug 15, 2001. doi: 10.3748/wjg.v7.i4.476
Table 1 Prognostic accuracy of the APACHE II, the Imrie and Ranson scores, plasma CRP and urinary TAP levels[18]
Scoring SystemSensitivitySpecificityPPVNPVAccuracy
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Post-symptom 24 hrs
Urinary TAP > 35 nmol/L5873398670
Plasma CRP > 150 mg/L09007569
Plasma CRP > 150 mg/L
or urinary TAP > 35 nmol/L5872378669
Plasma CRP > 150 mg/L and
urinary TAP > 35 nmol/L09207470
Post-symptom 48 hrs
Urinary TAP > 35 nmol/L8171429473
Plasma CRP > 150 mg/L6573379072
Plasma CRP > 150 mg/L
or urinary TAP > 35 nmol/L8660359465
Plasma CRP > 150 mg/L and
urinary TAP > 35 nmol/L6085509080
Post-hospitalisation 24 hrs
Urinary TAP > 35 nmol/L6874448973
Plasma CRP > 150 mg/L4782428474
Plasma CRP > 150 mg/L or
urinary TAP > 35 nmol/L7466389068
Plasma CRP > 150 mg/L and
urinary TAP > 35 nmol/L4091578379
APACHE II ≥ 86373388871
Post-hospitalisation 48 hrs
Urinary TAP > 35 nmol/L8372449474
Plasma CRP > 150 mg/L8661379466
Plasma CRP > 150 mg/L or
urinary TAP > 35 nmol/L9449329758
Plasma CRP > 150 mg/L and
urinary TAP > 35 nmol/L7485589283
APACHE II ≥ 85664308563
Imrie Score ≥ 37775449376
Ranson Score ≥ 38964389669