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How accurate is tppa test for syphilis at 4 weeks? is it conclusive? can tppa pick up positive results earlier than rpr?
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Very accurate : A treponema antibody test is a very accurate way to detect syphilis. At 4 weeks the test is accurate.
Answered 11/3/2020
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