In our study, in turn, the performance of the Perugia score, used for the first time in CRD patients, was excellent, with sensitivity of 72.3%, specificity of 82.4%, and accuracy of 74%, which can also be explained by the high prevalence of LVH. Pearson's correlation demonstrated that only the Sokolow-Lyon voltage criterion did not show a coefficient > 0.50 in the general population. Among women, only the Cornell voltage and Cornell product showed coefficients > 0.50. This may have resulted from the lower LVMI and lower predominance of the concentric pattern of LVH in women.
Sin embargo, en el presente estudio, la performance de la puntuación de Perugia, por la primera vez probado en pacientes con ERC, fue excelente, con sensibilidad del 72,3%, especificidad del 82,4% y exactitud del 74%, lo que también se puede explicar mediante la alta prevalencia de HVI.
Já no presente estudo, a performance do escore de Perúgia, pela primeira vez testado em pacientes com DRC, foi excelente, com sensibilidade de 72,3%, especificidade de 82,4% e acurácia de 74%, o que também pode ser explicado pela alta prevalência de HVE.