False positive
A test result suggesting disease that is not actually present, often leading to additional workup that has its own costs and risks.
Which Procedures Involve False positive?
False positive appears in the following procedure guides on ProcedureFinder:
Frequently Asked Questions
What is False positive? +
A test result suggesting disease that is not actually present, often leading to additional workup that has its own costs and risks. On ProcedureFinder, False positive appears in the Full-Body MRI Screening cost guide. No randomized controlled trial has demonstrated that whole-body MRI screening reduces all-cause mortality or cancer-specific mortality in asymptomatic adults.
How much does full-body mri screening cost? +
Full-Body MRI Screening costs $999 to $4,500 per scan, one-time nationally, with a median of $2,499 in ProcedureFinder's cash-pay benchmarks. A non-contrast MRI scan of the entire body to screen for cancers and other conditions in asymptomatic adults, costing $1,000 to $4,500 typically.