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Table 5
          Measures of sensitivity, specificity, positive predictive values (PV+), probability of influence and diagnostic
          reliability according to the IS stage in which the patients were identified. Cohen's d test shows
          coefficients with a low effect diagnostic superiority level in cases with low IS and of medium effect in
          SPs with moderate and high IS. The reliability measures recorded in all the contingency correlations
          analyzed in the proposed scale showed statistically significant results (Fisher's test)

                                                                                           Fisher
                        Patients                                     Sensitivity  Patients
          Suspicion       with   Standard  Confidence   Confidence                with      test   Cohen
          index Scale   positive   Error     interval     interval    Positive  negative              d
          (SIS)                              for 95%      for 99%                                    test
                        findings                                     predictive  findings  (p value)
                                                                       value
          Stage I         19%                                                     82%
          (Low SI)       (n=19)   0.03818  0.109 - 0.259 0.086 - 0.282  19%      (n=84)  < 0.00001   0.2
          Stage II        31%     0.04561   0.222 - 0.4  0.194 - 0.428  31%       69%    < 0.00001   0.3
          (moderate SI)  (n=32)                                                  (n=71)
          Stage III       50%                                                     50%

          (High SI)      (n=52)   0.04926  0.408 - 0.602 0.378 - 0.632  51%      (n=51)  < 0.00001   0.5


          Graph 1
          Predictive assessment curve in patients with SPs identified as true positives
























          ISS was more significant for low and moderate     Recurrent disease observed in this type of
          IS, in the order of 17% and 13% of the cases      recurrent papillomas occurred in 1% of cases.
          studied. Most of these FPs were diagnosed         The feasibility of establishing a timely and
          at early and underdeveloped stages, and the       optimal diagnostic correlation in identifying
          recurrence observed in this type of papillomas    SPs in early stages, using the proposed
          was 4%. In addition, the majority of IPs were     ISS  as a  guide,  has a  remarkable  potential,
          identified in 50% of cases with a high degree     based on the levels of predictive assessment,
          of IS, in 17% with a moderate IS and in 1% with   significance,  consistency  and  influence  of
          a low IS. The recurrence disease observed in      diagnostic probability analyzed.
          this type of papillomas was 28%. OPs, OPs,
          were the neoplasms less observed in our
          investigation and were detected at moderate
          and high IS levels (2% and 1%, respectively).



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