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Procalcitonin, C‐reactive protein, and presepsin for the diagnosis of sepsis in adults and children

Table 1. Data from each study

Study ID

First author, year of publication

Type of study

Journal article or unpublished study

Clinical features and settings

  • Presenting signs and symptoms

  • Medical or surgical

  • Age range for inclusion

  • Intensive care unit, wards or emergency department

  • Single or multi‐centre study

Participants

  • Sample size (n)

  • Country of study

  • Age distribution

  • Empirical antibiotics usage

Study design

  • Retrospective or prospective design

  • Sample (consecutive, random or unclear)

Reference standard

  • Clinical diagnosis

  • Culture ‐ blood, body fluid

  • Culture and clinical diagnosis

  • Interval between index test and reference standard

Index tests

  • Name of assays

  • Manufacturer

  • Analyser/device

  • Specimen type (venous/capillary; whole blood, serum or plasma)

  • Specimen tube (for laboratory‐based assay)

  • Cut‐off values

Target Condition

Sepsis spectrum ‐ sepsis, severe sepsis, septic shock

Data

  • Number of true positives, false positives, true negatives, false negatives and undetermined/uninterpretable results

  • Sensitivity and specificity of index test

  • Missing results for index test

  • Missing results for reference standard

Notes

Source of funding (whether any author is affiliated with the manufacturer of the index test; the study was directly funded by the manufacturer; study authors reported conflicts of interests related to the manufacturer or other funding sources)

Anything else of relevance

CRP: C‐reactive protein
n: sample size
PCT: Procalcitonin

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Table 1. Data from each study