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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a false diagnosis" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to medicine, psychology, or any situation where an incorrect assessment or conclusion has been made.
Example: "After seeking a second opinion, it became clear that the initial assessment was a false diagnosis, leading to unnecessary treatments."
Alternatives: "an incorrect diagnosis" or "a misdiagnosis".
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And a false diagnosis can mean unnecessary isolation, quarantines and economic havoc.
(That procedure was performed in response to what was a false diagnosis of cancer).
The escalation of the crisis shows that the strategy previously pushed through by the German government in Europe is based on a false diagnosis.
Another charge laid against Areva is that workers with cancer are said to be deliberately given a false diagnosis of HIV/Aids.
In discussing the chances of a "false diagnosis," he cites a large national study of children between the ages of three and seventeen.
If a patient lies convincingly, then he or she will receive a false diagnosis and be treated improperly.
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Since IBD is a chronic disease, this approach should exclude individuals with just a single false diagnosis.
Conversely, an erroneous false diagnosis of toxic alcohol ingestion has the downside of increased expense and potential adverse effects related to antidotal therapy and/or hemodialysis.
With this sample can estimate a proportion of 20% of false diagnosis of COPD in a electronic medical records, with a precision of ± 0.3%.
There is a moderate risk for false diagnosis of findings of the maxillary sinus if only panoramic radiography is used.
There is a moderate risk for false diagnosis of the maxillary sinus if only panoramic radiography rather than CBCT is used.
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