Closer to a Uniform Language in Colposcopy: Study on the Potential Application of 2011 International Federation for Cervical Pathology and Colposcopy Terminology in Clinical Practice

Table 5

Accuracy of colposcopic diagnosis in distinguishing cervical histopathology at different cutoffs.

	Compared with cervical histopathology (gold standard)
	Validity		Predictability		Comprehensiveness
	Sensitivity	Specificity	PPV	NPV	YI	PLR	NLR
IFCPC terminology
HSIL+	63.64%	96.01%	78.75%	91.91%	0.596	15.95	0.38
	(54.0%–73.3%)	(94.1%–97.9%)	(69.6%–87.9%)	(89.4%–94.5%)
LSIL+	79.34%	67.14%	67.37%	79.17%	0.465	2.41	0.31
	(74.2%–84.5%)	(61.6%–72.6%)	(61.9%–72.8%)	(74.0%–84.3%)
RCI
HSIL+	38.38%	95.54%	66.67%	86.97%	0.339	8.61	0.65
	(28.6%–48.1%)	(93.6%–97.5%)	(54.0%–79.3%)	(83.9%–90.0%)
LSIL+	62.40%	71.38%	65.09%	68.94%	0.338	2.18	0.53
	(56.3%–68.5%)	(66.1%–76.7%)	(58.9%–71.3%)	(63.6%–74.3%)
Modified RCI
HSIL+	54.55%	87.09%	49.54%	89.18%	0.416	4.22	0.52
	(44.6%–64.5%)	(83.9%–90.3%)	(40.0%–59.1%)	(86.2%–92.2%)
LSIL+	99.6%	2.83%	46.71%	88.89%	0.024	1.02	0.15
	(98.8%–100.0%)	(0.9%–4.8%)	(42.4%–51.0%)	(63.3%–100.0%)
Swede Score
HSIL+	13.13%	98.59%	68.42%	83%	0.117	9.32	0.88
	(6.4%–19.9%)	(97.5%–99.7%)	(45.4%–91.4%)	(79.7%–86.3%)
LSIL+	31.82%	91.87%	77%	61.18%	0.237	3.92	0.74
	(25.9%–37.7%)	(88.7%–95.1%)	(68.6%–85.4%)	(56.5%–65.8%)