78:879-89) while second level information is extracted from the three supplemental tables. Thus, first level information is extracted from the three main tables ( Ann Rheum Dis. Information based on case reports or small patient cohorts, as well as information on possible follow-up testing that is only available in specialized research laboratories, should only be provided in the second level information. The first level should contain information on relevant follow-up testing in the respective clinical context, the recommended follow-up tests should be commercially available, and detailed test characteristics should not be given because of potential geographic and jurisdictional differences. What is the difference between Clinical Relevance first and second level information ? 78:879-89) with updates and references cited as they become available. Information is essentially from Damoiseaux et al. Where does the Clinical Relevance information come from ?
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