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J Clin Pathol 54:484-487 doi:10.1136/jcp.54.6.484

Immunohistochemistry for MSH2 and MHL1: a method for identifying mismatch repair deficient colorectal cancer

Table 2

Summary statistics for our study and published reports

Antibodies used
Reference N Cancers studied MLH1 MLH2 % Sensitivity (95% CL) Specificity (%) % PPV % NPV
CL, confidence limit; MSI, microsatellite instability; MSS, microsatellite stable.
Thibodeau et al (1996)8 26 5 cancers with germline MLH1 mutations PharMingen Oncogene 72 (55 to 89) 100 100 50 (39 to 78)
3 cancers with germline mutations G168-728 FE11
11 MSI cancers
7 MSS cancers
Marcus et al (1999)9 72 5 cancers with germline MHL1 mutations PharMingen Oncogene 97 (93 to 100) 100 100 97 (93 to 100)
11 cancers germline MHS2 mutations G168-728 FE11
22 MSI cancers
34 MSS cancers
Dieumegard et al (2000)10 31 5 germline MLH1 mutations carriers Oncogene Oncogene 77 (61 to 92) 100 100 85 (72 to 98)
3 germline MSH2 mutations carriers Clone Ab-1 Clone FE11
6 MSI cancers
17 MSS cancers
Our present study 46 4 germline MLH1 carriers Oncogene Oncogene 96 (90 to 100) 100 100 96 (90 to 100)
19 MSI cancers Clone FE11
23 MSS cancers

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