Blackwelder W C, Kagan A, Gordon T, Rhoads G G
Int J Epidemiol. 1981 Sep;10(3):211-5. doi: 10.1093/ije/10.3.211.
Data from the Honolulu Heart Study suggest that the examining physician's clinical diagnosis, based on questioning the subject about chest pain, was more sensitive than the Rose questionnaire in detecting angina pectoris in a population of Japanese men. The 2 methods appear equally specific for coronary heart disease.
檀香山心脏研究的数据表明,在一群日本男性中,基于询问受试者胸痛情况的检查医师临床诊断在检测心绞痛方面比罗斯问卷更敏感。这两种方法对冠心病的特异性似乎相同。