原发性家族性脑钙化的计算机断层扫描脑钙化评分的内部和外部一致性。

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背景和目的:钙化总评分(TCS)是一种视觉评分量表,用于测量计算机断层扫描(CT)上与原发性家族性脑钙化(PFBC)相关的钙化严重程度。我们研究了修改后的 TCS 的内部和外部一致性:研究对象包括在荷兰一家学术医院门诊就诊的年龄≥18 岁的 PFBC 或法尔氏综合征患者。对 TCS 进行了修改,例如增加了海马钙化,分值从 0 到 95 分不等。15 名评分员对所有 CT 进行了评估,其中 3 名评分员对 CT 进行了两次评估。他们的受托专业活动(EPA)级别从 II 级(医学生)到 V 级(神经放射科医生)不等。采用类内相关系数 (ICC) 评估总分的一致性。Kendall's W和加权Cohen's Kappa分别用于确定单个位置的研究者之间和研究者内部的一致性:共纳入 40 名患者(平均年龄 60 岁,53% 为女性)。改良 TCS 中位数为 34(范围为 4-76)。就所有 EPA 水平而言,改良 TCS 的研究者间一致性极佳(ICC=0.97 (95% CI 0.95-0.98))。对于常见的受影响部位,Kendall's W 为良好至优秀,但对于专业水平较低的评分者来说,对于较不常见的受影响部位,Kendall's W 为较差至中等。改良 TCS 的内部一致性非常好。大多数部位的 Kappa 值都很高,甚至接近完美:修改后的 TCS 可用于脑部钙化总体数量的测量,具有极佳的可重复性,只需进行有限的培训即可使用,但对于某些个别钙化位置,则需要更多的专业知识:缩写:CI,置信区间;CT,计算机断层扫描;EPA,受托专业活动;IBGC,特发性基底节钙化;ICC,类内相关系数;IQR,四分位间范围;PFBC,原发性家族性脑钙化;SD,标准偏差;TCS,钙化总评分;UMCU,乌特勒支大学医学中心。
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Inter-and intrarater agreement of Computed Tomographic brain calcification scoring in Primary Familial Brain Calcification.

Background and purpose: The Total Calcification Score (TCS) is a visual rating scale to measure Primary Familial Brain Calcification (PFBC) related calcification severity on Computed Tomography (CT). We investigated the inter-and intrarater agreement of a modified TCS.

Materials and methods: Patients aged ≥18 years with PFBC or Fahr's syndrome who visited the outpatient clinic of a Dutch academic hospital were included. The TCS was modified, for example by adding hippocampal calcification, and ranged from 0 to 95 points. Fifteen raters evaluated all CTs, of whom three evaluated the CTs twice. Their Entrustable Professional Activity (EPA) level ranged from II (medical student) to V (neuroradiologist). Agreement was assessed using the intraclass correlation coefficient (ICC) for the total score. Kendall's W and weighted Cohen's Kappa were used to determine the inter- and intrarater agreement for individual locations, respectively.

Results: Forty patients were included (mean age 60 years, 53% female). The median modified TCS was 34 (range 4-76). For all EPA levels, the interrater agreement of the modified TCS was excellent (ICC=0.97 (95% CI 0.95-0.98)). Kendall's W's were good to excellent for commonly affected locations, but poor to moderate for less commonly affected locations for raters with lower levels of expertise. The intrarater agreement of the modified TCS was excellent. Kappa's of most locations were substantial to almost perfect.

Conclusions: The modified TCS can be used with excellent reproducibility of the overall amount of brain calcifications and with limited training, although for some individual calcification locations more expertise is needed.

Abbreviations: CI, Confidence Interval; CT, Computed Tomography; EPA, Entrustable Professional Activity; IBGC, Idiopathic Basal Ganglia Calcification; ICC, Intraclass Correlation Coefficient; IQR, Interquartile Range; PFBC, Primary Familial Brain Calcification; SD, Standard Deviation, TCS, Total Calcification Score; UMCU, University Medical Center Utrecht.

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