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Table 3: 
Diagnostic performances of the ADC1000 and ADCratio
Cutoff ValueaSensitivity (%)Specificity (%)PPV (%)NPV (%)Accuracy (%)
ADC10001.460 × 10−3 mm2/s85.0 (17/20)84.6 (11/13)89.5 (17/19)78.6 (11/14)84.8 (28/33)
ADCratio62.6%95.0 (19/20)69.2 (9/13)69.6 (16/23)90.0 (9/10)84.8 (28/33)
  • Note:—Raw data are in parentheses. NPV indicates negative predictive value; PPV, positive predictive value.
  • ↵a Receiver operating characteristic curves were drawn to find the optimal cutoff values for the ADC1000 and ADCratio.