Liver Function Test Specificity
Liver Function Test Specificity is a diagnostic metric that belongs to the class of test accuracy measures and is distinguished by its quantification of the proportion of true negative results among individuals without hepatic disease, thereby indicating the test's ability to correctly exclude liver dysfunction in the absence of pathology.
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Statistics Notes: Diagnostic tests 1: sensitivity and specificity
Douglas G. Altman, J Martin Bland · BMJ · 1994 · 2.1K citations · Full text
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University of Padua
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