1. Can we improve the detection rate and interobserver agreement in capsule endoscopy? 
Emanuele Rondonotti, Marco Soncini, Carlo Maria Girelli, Antonio Russo, Giovanni Ballardini, Guglielmo Bianchi, Paolo Cantù, Laura Centenara, Pietro Cesari, Claudio Camillo Cortelezzi, Claudio Gozzini, Guido Lupinacci, Marta Maino, Giovanna Mandelli, Nicola Mantovani, Dario Moneghini, Elisabetta Morandi, Rocco Putignano, Renzo Schalling, Maria Tatarella, Pasquale Vitagliano, Federica Villa, Stefania Zatelli, Dario Conte, Enzo Masci, Roberto de Franchis 
Digestive and Liver Disease 
Volume 44, Issue 12, Pages (December 2012)
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2. Fig. 1
Kappa statistics and corresponding 95% confidence intervals for clinically significant findings (CSF) between each reader and the reference standard before (B) and after (A) the training session (TS). Grey boxes indicate the reader's experience in reading capsule endoscopy (low experience<50 videos; intermediate experience=50–100 videos; high experience>100 videos).
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3. Fig. 2
Kappa statistics for clinically significant findings (CSF) between each reader and the reference standard (RS) before (x-axis) and after (y-axis) the training session (TS) by level of experience: low (low experience<50 videos); intermediate (intermediate experience=50–100 videos); high (high experience>100 videos).
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4. Supplementary Fig. 1. Simplified capsule endoscopy structured terminology (sCEST). Grey boxes contain clinically significant findings (CSF).
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