Research Article

Diagnostic Accuracy of Corneal and Epithelial Thickness Map Parameters to Detect Keratoconus and Suspect Keratoconus

Table 4

Sensitivity, specificity, and area under the curve values identified by cutoff points of different OCT-based corneal thickness parameter sets to differentiate eyes with suspect keratoconus from normal corneas and keratoconus from normal ones.

Pachymetry (μm)Cutoff valueAUCSensitivity (%)Specificity (%)
Normal vs. SKCNormal vs. KCNormal vs. SKCNormal vs. KCNormal vs. SKCNormal vs. KCNormal vs. SKCNormal vs. KC

Min CT (0_2)≤526≤4780.750.8888.3782.8657.483.6
Avg CT (0_2)≤535≤4970.740.8586.0582.3554.178.7
Max CT (0_2)≤557≤5260.750.888.3776.4750.873.8
Min-Max CT (0_2)≤−26≤−320.680.9453.4994.1286.993.4
Min CT (2_5)≤537≤4930.750.8895.3591.1850.877.1
Avg CT (2_5)≤581≤5420.730.7810091.1836.160.7
Max CT (2_5)≤613≤6080.720.7290.791.1849.250.8
Min-Max CT (2_5)≤−77≤−770.610.8941.8691.1841.982
S-I CT (2_5)>1>150.580.7795.3590.622359
SN-IT CT (2_5)>25>350.660.8374.4278.1250.882
CCT≤533≤4910.760.8786.0582.3555.783.6

Min = minimum; CT = corneal thickness; Avg = average; Max = maximum; Min-Max = minimum-maximum; S-I = superior-inferior; SN-IT = superonasal-inferotemporal; CCT = central corneal thickness; AUC = area under the receiver operating characteristic curve; SKC = suspect keratoconus; KC = keratoconus.