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New version of NABM nomenclature released
On February 15, 2024, the new Nomenclature of Medical Biology Acts (NABM089) was released. Various changes were implemented, including the introduction of new codes and modifications of the existing codes and titles.
The newly introduced codes concern microbiological and biochemical tests and include the following:
- 1003 “Biological diagnosis of GLUT1 transporter deficiency syndrome” with a tariff of €290.42;
- 1684 “Faecal calprotectin” with a tariff of €33.8;
- 5306 “Resistance to macrolides in mycoplasma genitalium” with a tariff of €22.1.
See the details in French here.
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