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Diagnosis based solely on physical examination, clinical observation, and patient history may result in an inaccurate, or incomplete diagnosis. But adding diagnostic testing to aid in a differential diagnosis has been shown to increase confidence in diagnosis to 90%.1,2
Diagnostic testing can also help to improve the patient’s quality of life and productivity, reduce costs associated with absenteeism, optimize use of medication, in addition to decreasing unscheduled healthcare visits and lower medication costs.3-5
Diagnostic tests give reliable results that support primary care physicians as well as specialists in providing optimal patient management.
Adding diagnostic testing to aid in a differential diagnosis has been shown to increase confidence in diagnosis to 90%.1,2
When a patient’s symptoms and clinical presentation offers a wide range of diagnostic possibilities, such as an IgE-mediated allergy or an autoimmune disease, test results can be a valuable tool in helping confirm the diagnosis. Together with the case history, serological testing can help you bring clarity to an uncertain diagnosis and provide clear results that are easy to interpret and explain to patients.
Understand allergic and autoimmune diseases
Create a clinical action plan that address your patient’s needs
