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    This document is a diagnostic report from Chandan Diagnostic Centre for a patient named Erum Raza. The 34-year-old male had a blood test for Hepatitis B surface antigen (HBsAg) which tests for initial infection with the Hepatitis B virus. The test result for Mr. Raza was negative, indicating no presence of the HBsAg marker in his blood sample. The report provides an interpretation of what a negative or positive HBsAg result means in terms of the stage of Hepatitis B infection. It notes that a negative result means no current or past Hepatitis B infection while a positive result could indicate an acute or reactivated chronic infection.

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    This document is a diagnostic report from Chandan Diagnostic Centre for a patient named Erum Raza. The 34-year-old male had a blood test for Hepatitis B surface antigen (HBsAg) which tests for initial infection with the Hepatitis B virus. The test result for Mr. Raza was negative, indicating no presence of the HBsAg marker in his blood sample. The report provides an interpretation of what a negative or positive HBsAg result means in terms of the stage of Hepatitis B infection. It notes that a negative result means no current or past Hepatitis B infection while a positive result could indicate an acute or reactivated chronic infection.

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    Chandan Diagnostic Centre HBsAg Test Report

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    This document is a diagnostic report from Chandan Diagnostic Centre for a patient named Erum Raza. The 34-year-old male had a blood test for Hepatitis B surface antigen (HBsAg) which tests for initial infection with the Hepatitis B virus. The test result for Mr. Raza was negative, indicating no presence of the HBsAg marker in his blood sample. The report provides an interpretation of what a negative or positive HBsAg result means in terms of the stage of Hepatitis B infection. It notes that a negative result means no current or past Hepatitis B infection while a positive result could indicate an acute or reactivated chronic infection.

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    CHANDAN DIAGNOSTIC CENTRE

    KAMNATH MARKET, HOSPITAL ROAD,LAKHIMPUR


    Phone : 05872-278735, 9235400943
    Website:www.chandan.co.in | CIN : U85110UP2003PLC027850

    Registration No : CDCL-14403/17-18 Registered On : 07-06-2017 10:22 AM


    Patient Name : ERUM RAZA Sample Received On : 07-06-2017 10:22 AM
    Age : 34 Years Reported On : 07-06-2017 12:30 PM
    Gender : Male
    Doctor/Inst. Name : SELF

    IMMUNOLOGY REPORT
    Test Parameters Value Unit Biological Reference Interval
    HBsAg (AUSTRALIA ANTIGEN) Negative < 0.178 Negative
    Method:Elisa 0.178-0.195 Equivocal
    Sample:Serum > 0.195 Positive
    Interpretation :
    This is the initial detectable marker found in serum in the incubation period of HBV infection. The titer of HbsAg peaks at or shortly after the on set of elevated
    serum enzymes. The clinical improvement and decrease in enzyme concentration is paralleled by fall in HbsAg titers and subsequently disappearance. The
    duration of HbsAg positivity is variable depending upon the clinical course of disease. HbsAg is detected in serum a month after the exposure, peaking in the
    preicteric phase and disappearing 1 - 13 weeks after the onset of enzyme abnormalities. Persistence of HbsAg after the complete clinical recovery indicates a
    carrier state. Vaccination against HBV does not cause HbsAg positivity. Causes of HbsAg positivity are acute HBV infection and reactivation of chronic HBV
    infection.

    ....End of Report....

    DR. VIJAY SOREN DR. MAMTA Reported By


    MD (Pathology) MD (Micro-Biology)

    This report is not for medico legal purpose. If clinical correlation is not established kindly repeat the test at no additional cost within seven days.
    Facilities: Pathology, Bedside Sample Collection, Health Check-ups, Digital X-Ray, ECG (Bedside also), Allergy Testing, Online Booking Facilities for
    Diagnostic Tests and Health Check-ups, Online Report Viewing, Ultrasonography, Sonomammography, Bone Mineral Density (BMD), Doppler Studies,
    2D Echo, CT Scan, MRI, Blood Bank, TMT, EEG, PFT, OPG, Endoscopy, Digital Mammography, Electromyography (EMG), Nerve Conduction Velocity
    (NCV), Audiometry, Brainstem Evoked Response Audiometry (BERA), Colonoscopy, Ambulance Services*
    365 Days Open * Fecilities Available at selected location

    Page 1 of 1 CHCL-01449 Dr Praveen Rai

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