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Karius 2019 plasma microbial cfDNA positive agreement with initial blood culture protocol

Karius 2019 plasma microbial cfDNA positive agreement with initial blood culture protocol; bounded primary-source candidate.

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Karius 2019 plasma microbial cfDNA positive agreement with initial blood culture protocol; bounded primary-source candidate.

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93.7% positive_percent_agreement_initial_blood_culture
percent · higher

Uncertainty: 95% CI 84.5–98.2%

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Karius 2019 plasma microbial cfDNA positive agreement with initial blood culture source · Blauwkamp et al. primary article Table 2, PDF page 7, Positive by initial blood culture row: NGS positive 59, NGS negative 4, Agreement 93.7%, 95% CI 84.5–98.2%. Results clinical-validation subsection calls this sensitivity.

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Stable ID: amp-20261007-dna-pathogens-protocol

areas
dna-genomes
method types
conventional_pipeline
tasks
pathogen_detection
missing metadata
version: No immutable protocol identifier extracted
scope note
Positive agreement uses initial blood culture as reference, which does not identify all infections. It is not sensitivity against all true infections. Exact executable/software/database revision is not established; no foundation model and no new execution. Composite-reference outcomes and estimates are separate endpoints; Table 2 negative composite CI54.8–70.0 conflicts with narrative55.2–70.4 and is excluded. DNA-only plasma microbial cfDNA assay; no RNA viral detection or RNA sensitivity implied. Primary article hosted on third-party rious168 mirror; DOI/title match publisher. Public redistribution licence absent; only compact factual table excerpt retained, original PDF retrieval hash preserved.
source locator
Blauwkamp et al. primary article Table 2, PDF page 7, Positive by initial blood culture row: NGS positive 59, NGS negative 4, Agreement 93.7%, 95% CI 84.5–98.2%. Results clinical-validation subsection calls this sensitivity.
task
positive_percent_agreement_initial_blood_culture
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workflow
Karius 2019 plasma microbial cfDNA sequencing test; custom taxonomic analysis and contamination filtering; 1,250 reportable organisms. DNA only; excludes RNA viral detection.
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