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Table 4 Comparison of EHV-1 LAMP assays using rapidly processed swab samples

From: Real-time fluorometric and end-point colorimetric isothermal assays for detection of equine pathogens C. psittaci and equine herpes virus 1: validation, comparison and application at the point of care

EHV-1 cLAMP#

EHV-1 rtLAMP

 

Positive

Negative

Total

Positive

2

1

3

Negative

0

29

29

Total

2

30

32

Kappa (0.95 CI; p(Kappa))

0.784 (0.377–1.191; 0.00)

McNemar’s Chi square (p(Chi sq))

0.00 (1.00)

Overall agreement b

96.88% (80.00% PA; 98.31% NA)

EHV-1 sgLAMP

EHV-1 rtLAMP

 

Positive

Negative

Total

Positive

2

2

4

Negative

0

30

30

Total

2

32

34

Kappa (0.95 CI; p(Kappa))

0.638 (0.185–1.09; 0.000)

McNemar’s Chi square (p(Chi sq))

0.500 (0.479)

Overall agreement b

94.12% (66.67% PA; 96.77% NA)

EHV-1 sgLAMP

EHV-1 cLAMP#

 

Positive

Negative

Total

Positive

2

2

4

Negative

1

27

28

Total

3

29

32

Kappa (0.95 CI; p(Kappa))

0.520 (0.047–0.993; 0.0014)

McNemar’s Chi square (p(Chi sq))

0.00 (1.00)

Overall agreement b

90.62% (57.14% PA; 94.74% NA)

  1. #: two samples were excluded from analyses as immediate discoloration of the mix (to yellow and/or orange) was observed upon addition the swab suspension; b: positive agreement (PA) and negative agreement (NA) are outlined in brackets
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