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    A lab report from August 12, 2011 details a test for a 29-year-old male patient named Mr. Ketan Chavan who was referred by Dr. Patil. A thick blood smear found schizonts of P. vivax, indicating the presence of vivax malaria parasites. The chances of detection are highest during a fever, and multiple smears over 2-3 days may be needed in some cases to confirm the presence of malaria parasites even if they are not seen in the initial peripheral smear.

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    A lab report from August 12, 2011 details a test for a 29-year-old male patient named Mr. Ketan Chavan who was referred by Dr. Patil. A thick blood smear found schizonts of P. vivax, indicating the presence of vivax malaria parasites. The chances of detection are highest during a fever, and multiple smears over 2-3 days may be needed in some cases to confirm the presence of malaria parasites even if they are not seen in the initial peripheral smear.

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    A lab report from August 12, 2011 details a test for a 29-year-old male patient named Mr. Ketan Chavan who was referred by Dr. Patil. A thick blood smear found schizonts of P. vivax, indicating the presence of vivax malaria parasites. The chances of detection are highest during a fever, and multiple smears over 2-3 days may be needed in some cases to confirm the presence of malaria parasites even if they are not seen in the initial peripheral smear.

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    LAB NO.

    : 5 DATE : 12-Aug-2011

    PATIENT NAME : MR. KETAN CHAVAN SEX : Male

    REF. BY DR. : DR. PATIL M.B.B.S. AGE : 29 Years

    SAMPLE COLL. AT : CRYSTAL LAB

    MALARIAL PARASITES

    Result Schizonts Of P. Vivax Seen

    Method : Thick Smear.


    Chances of detection are highest at the time of fever.
    Inability to see parasite in peripheral smear does not rule out Malaria.
    Smears on 2 - 3 times may be required in few cases.
    ---------- End of Report. ----------

    Chandan Vartak Dr. Pankaj Shah


    D.M.L.T. M.D. M.B.B.S.
    Highlighted Result Values Indicate Abnormal

    Report Printed By My Lab www.crystaldatainc.com

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