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    This document is a lab report on dengue testing for a patient. It shows the results of a dengue duo rapid test which tested negative for dengue virus IgG antibodies, IgM antibodies, and NS1 antigen. The report explains that laboratory diagnosis of dengue is usually done by detecting NS1 antigen and/or IgM and IgG antibodies in serum samples from patients with fever. While rapid tests can provide quick results, ELISA, PCR, and virus isolation are more reliable standards for diagnosis due to sensitivity and specificity limitations of some rapid tests. All positive rapid test results should be confirmed with ELISA testing.

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    This document is a lab report on dengue testing for a patient. It shows the results of a dengue duo rapid test which tested negative for dengue virus IgG antibodies, IgM antibodies, and NS1 antigen. The report explains that laboratory diagnosis of dengue is usually done by detecting NS1 antigen and/or IgM and IgG antibodies in serum samples from patients with fever. While rapid tests can provide quick results, ELISA, PCR, and virus isolation are more reliable standards for diagnosis due to sensitivity and specificity limitations of some rapid tests. All positive rapid test results should be confirmed with ELISA testing.

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    This document is a lab report on dengue testing for a patient. It shows the results of a dengue duo rapid test which tested negative for dengue virus IgG antibodies, IgM antibodies, and NS1 antigen. The report explains that laboratory diagnosis of dengue is usually done by detecting NS1 antigen and/or IgM and IgG antibodies in serum samples from patients with fever. While rapid tests can provide quick results, ELISA, PCR, and virus isolation are more reliable standards for diagnosis due to sensitivity and specificity limitations of some rapid tests. All positive rapid test results should be confirmed with ELISA testing.

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    SE05

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    Pranavpuri Goswami
    This document is a lab report on dengue testing for a patient. It shows the results of a dengue duo rapid test which tested negative for dengue virus IgG antibodies, IgM antibodies, and NS1 antigen. The report explains that laboratory diagnosis of dengue is usually done by detecting NS1 antigen and/or IgM and IgG antibodies in serum samples from patients with fever. While rapid tests can provide quick results, ELISA, PCR, and virus isolation are more reliable standards for diagnosis due to sensitivity and specificity limitations of some rapid tests. All positive rapid test results should be confirmed with ELISA testing.

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    Ranchi Pathkind Diagnostics Pvt. Ltd.


    Pathkind Diagnostics Pvt. Ltd. G-4, Ground Floor, Mangal Tower, Kanta Toli
    G-4, Ground Floor, Mangal Tower, Kanta Toli Old HB Road, Ranchi, 834001.

    Report Status - Final


    Test Name Result Biological Ref. Interval Unit

    SEROLOGY
    Dengue Duo Rapid Test
    Dengue Virus IgG Antibodies a e a e

    Dengue Virus IgM Antibodies Negative Negative

    Dengue Ns1 Antigen Test Negative Negative

    Dengue Duo Rapid Test

    Laboratory Diagnostic of Dengue is usually made by detection of NS1(Non Structural) antigen and / or detection of specific IgM and
    IgG antibodies in serum sample obtain from a patient with fever. NS1 antigen appear in the blood from day 1 of illness and is
    5 of
    while Dengue specific IgG appear after 1st week of illness and persist for a long time lasting months to years. In secondary
    infection presence of NS1 antigen and / or of IgM antibodies is of diagnostic importance.

    Under ideal conditions, Point of Care Diagnostic Tests (POCT) are reliable besides having a short turnaround time (TAT). ELISA
    viral
    nucleic acid by RT PCR and isolation of virus by culture are the gold standard for laboratory diagnosis.

    of
    dengue and a nanogram has been developed to help identify patients most likely to suffer from severe dengue ( Clin Infect Dis

    Due to sensitivity and specificity concerns with some POCT, positive NS1 antigen/ IgM results obtained with rapid dengue tests are

    to test all positive Rapid tests specimens by ELISA

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    190020000023007 Dr. DUMMY SE05


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    Ranchi Pathkind Diagnostics Pvt. Ltd.
    Pathkind Diagnostics Pvt. Ltd. G-4, Ground Floor, Mangal Tower, Kanta Toli
    G-4, Ground Floor, Mangal Tower, Kanta Toli Old HB Road, Ranchi, 834001.

    Report Status - Final


    Test Name Result Biological Ref. Interval Unit

    ** End of Report**

    Dr. Amit Anand


    DCP (Pathology)
    Lab Head

    190020000023007 Dr. DUMMY SE05


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