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Grundlagen diagnostischer Tests und Screeningverfahren

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Um diagnostische Verfahren sinnvoll einsetzen zu können, müssen zunächst dieTestqualitäten Sensitivität und Spezifität bekannt sein. Bei der Interpretation von Testergebnissen sollte die Prätestwahrscheinlichkeit oder Prävalenz der vermuteten Erkrankung berücksichtigt werden, um den prädiktiven Wert möglichst realistisch abschätzen zu können. Die Schätzung der Prätestwahr-scheinlichkeit kann auf persönlichen klinischen Erfahrungen oder auf publizierten Daten beruhen. Hierbei sind aber typische Schätzfehler zu berücksichtigen.

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Kürzl, R. (2004). Grundlagen diagnostischer Tests und Screeningverfahren. In: Schneider, H., Husslein, P., Schneider, KT.M. (eds) Die Geburtshilfe. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-18574-8_8

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