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Patient-important outcomes aren't improved OpposingArgument1 #113932 There is no evidence that existing commercial serological assays improve patient-important outcomes.

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Link[1] Commercial Serodiagnostic Tests for Diagnosis of Tuberculosis

Author: World Health Organization - WHO Policy Statement – 2011
Cited by: David Price 9:31 PM 22 July 2011 GMT

Citerank: (7) 113930Inconsistent findingsCommercial serological tests for TB provide findings13EF597B, 113931Imprecise findingsCommercial serological tests for TB provide imprecise findings.13EF597B, 113933Adverse impact on patient-safetyHigh proportions of false-positive and false-negative results adversely impact patient safety.13EF597B, 129647Inconsistent findingsCommercial serological tests for TB provide findings13EF597B, 129648Imprecise findingsCommercial serological tests for TB provide imprecise findings.13EF597B, 129649Patient-important outcomes aren't improvedThere is no evidence that existing commercial serological assays improve patient-important outcomes.13EF597B, 129650Adverse impact on patient-safetyHigh proportions of false-positive and false-negative results adversely impact patient safety.13EF597B

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Conclusions: Commercial serological tests provide inconsistent and imprecise findings resulting in highly variable values for sensitivity and specificity. There is no evidence that existing commercial serological assays improve patient-important outcomes, and high proportions of false positive and false-negative results adversely impact patient safety. Overall data quality was graded as very low and it is strongly recommended that these tests not be used for the diagnosis of pulmonary and extra-pulmonary TB.

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