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Preop COVID Testing Patterns
This study is an investigation of preoperative asymptomatic COVID screening nationwide. The hypothesis is that because these tests are performed without reference to pretest probability of COVID-19 disease, unlike tests based on symptoms or close contact with infected individuals, these studies may represent a more unbiased sample of the local population prevalence of asymptomatic COVID disease burden.
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