Table 1

Positive and negative per cent agreement rates in two studies with (123I)ioflupane scans12

3-year European multicentre study with repeat (123I)ioflupane study in subjects with PS18 (Patients with early signs and/or symptoms and diagnostically uncertain PS)Multicentre study in subjects with established diagnosis of PS or ET39 (Patients with established diagnoses of PS or ET)
Positive per cent agreement (95% CI) among subjects with PS; N=71  (% subjects with abnormal (123I)ioflupane images)Positive per cent agreement (95% CI) among subjects with PS; N=158 (% subjects with abnormal (123I)ioflupane images)
Reader A (n=99)78 (66 to 87)Reader A (n=185)93 (88 to  97)
Reader B (n=99)78 (66 to 87)Reader B (n=185)97 (93 to  99)
Reader C (n=99)79 (67 to 88)Reader C (n=185)96 (92 to  99)
Reader D (n=185)92 (87 to  96)
Reader E (n=185)94 (90 to  97)
Negative per cent agreement (95% CI) among subjects with non-PS; N=28 (% subjects with normal (123I)ioflupane images)Negative per cent agreement (95% CI) among subjects with non-PS; N=27 (% subjects with normal (123I)ioflupane images)
Reader A (n=99)97 (83 to 100)Reader A (n=185)96 (81 to  100)
Reader B (n=99)97 (83 to 100)Reader B (n=185)74 (54 to  89)
Reader C (n=99)97 (83 to  100)Reader C (n=185)85 (66 to 96)
Reader D (n=185)93 (76 to  99)
Reader E (n=185)93 (76 to  99)
  • ET, Essential tremor; PS, Parkinsonian syndrome.