Syphilis Test - Quest Diagnostics
clinical findings of the skin, eyes, teeth, cardiovascular system, or central nervous system that suggest syphilitic infection. Diagnostic quantitative syphilis testing (CPT 86593) is indicated only when there has been previous positive result of either 86592 or 86780 but is never indicated when qualitative syphilis testing is negative.
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