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Table 5 Agreement and validity estimates from similar method comparison studies

From: The Preventiometer - reliability of a cardiovascular multi-device measurement platform and its measurement agreement with a cohort study

Authors

Device(s)

Comparison

Variable

Subgroup

n

Bias

LoAa

ICC

Jaeschke et al. 2015 [40]

Vitus Smart XXL

Manual measurement vs. Bodyscanner (see device)

height

Men

27

0.6

1.8

 

waist

Men

27

1.5

5

 

hip

Men

27

2.3

2.6

 

height

Women

32

1.2

2

 

waist

Women

32

4.7

6.6

 

hip

Women

32

3

3.6

 

McEneaney & Lennie 2011 [41]

 

Self- vs. professional measurement / Self-measurement: Written vs. video instructions

waist

Written instructions

29

1.75

6.4

 

hip

Written

29

-0.35

7.2

 

waist

Video

28

0.95

8

 

hip

Video

28

-0.75

6.65

 

Dekkers et al. 2008 [42]

 

Self-reported vs. manual measurement

height

 

1298

-0.7

3

.99

weight

 

1298

1.4

3.8

1

waist

 

1298

-1.1

7.9

.96

Ross & Wing 2016 [43]

BodyTrace smart scale, BWB-800

Home scale vs. clinical measurement

weight

 

58

1.1

1.6

 

Jensky-Squires et al. 2008 [44]

BioSpace InBody 320 (BIA1), Omron (BIA2), Bod-eComm (NIA), dual-energy X-ray absorptiometry (DXA)

BIA1 vs. DXA

body fat%

Men

254

-2

6.4

 

BIA2 vs. DXA

body fat%

Men

217

-1

8.4

 

NIA vs. DXA

body fat%

Men

252

-1.8

9.4

 

BIA1 vs. DXA

body fat%

Women

254

-3.6

6.6

 

BIA2 vs. DXA

body fat%

Women

217

-3.3

7.8

 

NIA vs. DXA

body fat%

Women

252

-4.8

10.5

 

Williams & Bale 1998 [45]

Harpenden skinfold caliper (SKF), BIA 101 (BIA), Hydrostatic weighing (HYD)

HYD vs. BIA

body fat%

female

115

-1.2

4.9

 

HYD vs. SKF

body fat%

female

115

-1.4

4.4

 

HYD vs. BIA

body fat%

male

117

0.6

4

 

HYD vs. SKF

body fat%

male

117

0.1

3.7

 

Cassidy & Jones 2001 [46]

 

right-left arm, 1st vs. 2nd measurement

Syst. BP

 

237

4.77

27

 

Diast. BP

 

237

3.73

20.6

 

Christofaro et al. 2009 [47]

Omron MX3 Plus vs. Mercury

ICC from first measurement, measurement were taken simultaneously

Syst. BP

 

165

2.1

10.1

.80

Diast. BP

 

165

0.8

10.3

.71

Agarwal 2016 [48]

Omron HEM 907, Omron HEM 705 CP

Measurement under research vs. clinical conditions

Syst. BP

 

275

-12.7

33.4

 

Diast. BP

 

275

-12

22.1

 

Vera-Cara et al. 2011 [49]

Omron HEM-705-CP

mean of 3 auscultatory vs. mean of 2 oscillometric measurements

Syst. BP

 

1084

1.80

11.9

 

Diast. BP

 

1084

-1.60

10.8

 

Smith & Hofmeyr 2019 [50]

Contec CMS50D, Nihon Kohden Life Scope MU-631 RK

Fingertip pulse oximeter vs. conventional bedside monitor

Heart rate

 

220

-0.43

5.2

 

Mitchell et al. 2016 [4]

Polar watch, Android App, iPhone App

Polar vs. android

Heart rate

 

111

-1.75

7.5

.95

Polar vs. iphone

Heart rate

 

111

-1

5.9

.97

Losa-Iglesias et al. 2016 [28]

Radial pulse (RAD), Nonin GO2 (OXI), Heart Rate Plus (APP)

RAD vs. OXI

Heart rate

 

46

-0.21

2.95

.99

RAD vs. APP

Heart rate

 

46

3.12

5.12

.95

OXI vs. APP

Heart rate

 

46

3.24

5.21

.94

Liistro et al. 2006 [51]

Vmax 20C, Morgan TLC, Datospir 70, Microloop, Spirobank

Datospir 70

FVCb

 

399

-0.07

0.54

 

Microloop

FVCb

 

399

-0.03

0.44

 

Spirobank

FVCb

 

399

-0.04

0.52

 

Gerbase et al. 2013 [52]

SM 2200 (SM), EasyOne handhelds (EO1-EO3)

EO1 vs. SM

FVCb

 

82

-0.13

0.31

 

EO2 vs. SM

FVCb

 

82

-0.02

0.3

 

EO3 vs. SM

FVCb

 

82

-0.07

0.3

 

Wiltshire & Kendrick 1994 [53]

Escort spirometer, Model S wedge bellows spirometer, Wright peak flow meter

Escort vs. Wedge

FVCb

 

113

0.03

0.56

 

Escort vs. Wright

PEF

 

113

0.03

1.7

 

Swart et al. 2003 [54]

Spirospec desktop spirometer, Masterlab 4.0 standard spirometer

 

FVCb

 

45

0.03

0.24

 
 

PEF

 

45

-0.41

1.12

 

Rebuck et al. 1996 [55]

Welch-Allyn Pneumocheck, P.K. Morgan Sprioflow 12

 

FVCb

 

75

0.06

0.56

 
 

PEF

 

75

0.44

1.9

 

Maree et al. 2001 [56]

Diagnosa, Masterlab 4.0

 

FVCb

 

45

-0.1

0.22

 
 

PEF

 

45

-0.03

1.18

 

Fonseca et al. 2005 [30]

PiKo-1, Spirotel, Mini-Wright, Vitalograph 2120 (reference)

PiKo-1 vs. reference

PEF

 

38

0.22

1.48

.90

Spirotel vs. reference

PEF

 

38

-0.35

1.53

.95

Mini-Wright vs. reference

PEF

 

38

-1.15

2.9

.87

  1. n number of participants, LoA limit of agreement, ICC intraclass correlation coefficient
  2. aBecause detailed information about limits of agreement often lacks, we report the crude LoA, computed as the twofold standard deviation of the differences, here
  3. bWe only include the comparisons of spirometers with a turbine as flow sensor (as in our studies) to the standard spirometers