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    Dengue NS1

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    The test results for Dengue NS1 Antigen in Mr. Raj Agrawal's serum sample were negative. A negative result does not rule out Dengue infection, and an additional sample should be tested with serology in 7-14 days. The Dengue NS1 Antigen test detects the presence of the NS1 protein prior to seroconversion and can help with early supportive therapy if tested from 1-9 days after fever onset. While a negative result was reported, the interpretation notes that additional confirmatory testing is recommended to rule out Dengue infection.

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    The test results for Dengue NS1 Antigen in Mr. Raj Agrawal's serum sample were negative. A negative result does not rule out Dengue infection, and an additional sample should be tested with serology in 7-14 days. The Dengue NS1 Antigen test detects the presence of the NS1 protein prior to seroconversion and can help with early supportive therapy if tested from 1-9 days after fever onset. While a negative result was reported, the interpretation notes that additional confirmatory testing is recommended to rule out Dengue infection.

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    The test results for Dengue NS1 Antigen in Mr. Raj Agrawal's serum sample were negative. A negative result does not rule out Dengue infection, and an additional sample should be tested with serology in 7-14 days. The Dengue NS1 Antigen test detects the presence of the NS1 protein prior to seroconversion and can help with early supportive therapy if tested from 1-9 days after fever onset. While a negative result was reported, the interpretation notes that additional confirmatory testing is recommended to rule out Dengue infection.

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    The test results for Dengue NS1 Antigen in Mr. Raj Agrawal's serum sample were negative. A negative result does not rule out Dengue infection, and an additional sample should be tested with serology in 7-14 days. The Dengue NS1 Antigen test detects the presence of the NS1 protein prior to seroconversion and can help with early supportive therapy if tested from 1-9 days after fever onset. While a negative result was reported, the interpretation notes that additional confirmatory testing is recommended to rule out Dengue infection.

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    Lab No

    CID : 390850097
    2323931688
    Name : MR.RAJ AGRAWAL
    Age / Gender : 36 Years / Male
    Consulting Dr. : SELE Collected : 27-Aug-2023 / 19:00
    Reg. Location : PSC CHEMBUR
    DR LAL HOME VISIT
    PATHLABS LIMITED Reported : 28-Aug-2023 / 07:23

    DENGUE NS1 ANTIGEN


    PARAMETER RESULTS BIOLOGICAL REF RANGE METHOD
    Dengue NS1 Antigen, Serum Negative(0.02) < 1.0 Negative CLIA
    >/= 1.0 Positive

    Clinical significance:
    Detection of NS1 Antigen by is valuable as it detects infection prior to seroconversion. It can be detected in serum from day 1 after onset of
    fever and up to 9 days. This helps in early implementation of supportive therapy & monitoring, this in turn reduces risk of complications such
    as Dengue hemorrhagic fever or Dengue shock syndrome.

    Intended use:
    Qualitative or semi-quantitative detection of Dengue virus NS1 antigen in human serum or plasma by enzyme immunoassay.

    Interpretation:
    1. Negative: No detectable Dengue NS1 antigen. The result does not rule out Dengue infection. An additional sample should be tested
    with serology in 7-14 days.
    2. Equivocal: Equivocal samples should be repeated. Samples that remain equivocal after repeat testing should be repeated by an
    alternative method or another sample should be collected.
    3. Positive: Presence of detectable Dengue NS1 antigen. Dengue serology assays should be performed on follow-up samples to confirm
    Dengue infection.

    Reflex test: Dengue RNA detection by PCR

    Limitations:
    1. Negative result does not rule out Dengue infection. An additional sample should be tested with serology in 7-14 days.
    2. Diagnosis of recent infection can only be established on the basis of a combination of clinical and biological data. The result obtained
    on a single sample does not constitute a sufficient proof for diagnosis of recent infection.

    Reference: Dengue NS1 kit insert

    *Sample processed at SUBURBAN DIAGNOSTICS (INDIA) PVT. LTD SDRL, Vidyavihar Lab
    *** End Of Report ***

    Dr.JYOT THAKKER
    M.D. (PATH), DPB
    Pathologist & AVP( Medical Services)

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