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Confidence Interval for Health Checkup Results

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For those diagnosed with “abnormal” results in their health checkup: Is it really abnormal?
The abnormality rate for that diagnostic item
%
The rate at which anomalies are mistakenly classified as normal
%
The rate at which normal results are incorrectly classified as abnormal
%
The probability that this is truly abnormal %
Even if a health checkup report indicates “abnormal findings,” there is a certain probability that the test results are incorrect. Taking this into account, we calculate the probability that the results are reliable.
We calculate the probability that the abnormality is actually present.

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