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Electrocardiographic exercise testing for detecting coronary artery disease must be interpreted using Bayes' theorem, considering disease prevalence alongside sensitivity and specificity.
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Emphasizes that the interpretation of electrocardiographic exercise testing for coronary artery disease must account for disease prevalence according to Bayes' theorem.
Emphasizes that the interpretation of electrocardiographic exercise testing for coronary artery disease must account for disease prevalence according to Bayes' theorem.
Stephen E. Epstein (1979) conducted an editorial in Coronary-artery disease. Electrocardiographic exercise testing was evaluated. Electrocardiographic exercise testing for detecting coronary artery disease must be interpreted using Bayes' theorem, considering disease prevalence alongside sensitivity and specificity.
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