Research Article

Early Identification of High-Risk Factors for Upper Gastrointestinal Bleeding

Table 4

ROC analysis of clinic and laboratory for characteristics for high-risk UGIB patients.

Scoring systemCutoff pointPACSensitivitySpecificityPLRNLRYouden index

Hb (g/L)85< 0.0010.8200.7440.7723.3950.2930.546
Hb ≤ 85 (g/L)0.5< 0.0010.7720.7720.7713.3710.2960.543
Red hematemesis0.5< 0.0010.7940.6510.93610.1720.3730.587
Red stool0.5< 0.0010.6080.2550.9626.7110.7740.217
Liver cirrhosis0.5< 0.0010.6540.3290.97915.6670.6850.307
SCORE10.5< 0.0010.8850.9320.7380.5570.0920.670
1.5< 0.0010.4910.96915.8390.5250.460
SCORE20.5< 0.0010.8300.8170.7573.3620.2420.574
1.5< 0.0010.2090.9768.7800.8100.186
SCORE30.5< 0.0010.9000.9590.7263,5000.0560.685
1.5< 0.0010.5890.94811.3270.4330.537
2.5< 0.0010.1290.99525.8000,8750.125
SCORE40.5< 0.0010.9110.9610.7153.3720.0550.676
1.5< 0.0010.6590.94111.1690.3620.600
2.5< 0.0010.3260.99346.5710.6790.319
3.5< 0.0010.0601.0000.9400.060
Blatchford score< 0.001
< 0.001
< 0.001

Hb = hemoglobin; UGIB = upper gastrointestinal bleeding; PLR = positive likelihood ratio; ROC = receiver-operating characteristic.