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Hepatitis B Test Result

Mrs. Suresh Devi, a 53-year-old female, was tested for Hepatitis B surface antigen using a chemiluminescent microparticles immunoassay. The test result was nonreactive, indicating a negative result for Hepatitis B infection. A nonreactive result means the sample's signal-to-cutoff ratio was below 1.00. While a negative result makes Hepatitis B infection unlikely, it does not rule out possible prior exposure to or infection with the Hepatitis B virus.

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Hepatitis B Test Result

Mrs. Suresh Devi, a 53-year-old female, was tested for Hepatitis B surface antigen using a chemiluminescent microparticles immunoassay. The test result was nonreactive, indicating a negative result for Hepatitis B infection. A nonreactive result means the sample's signal-to-cutoff ratio was below 1.00. While a negative result makes Hepatitis B infection unlikely, it does not rule out possible prior exposure to or infection with the Hepatitis B virus.

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DEPARTMENT OF LABORATORY SERVICES

Patient Name Mrs. Suresh Devi Lab No 153183


MRD No. 533300 Sample Date 15/06/2017 6:13PM
Age/Gender 53 Yrs/Female Receiving Date 15/06/2017 7:26PM
Bed No/Ward OPD Report Date 16/06/2017 8:45AM
Referred By Outsource Doctor Report Status Final

Microbiology
HBSAG / AUSTRALIA ANTIGEN
Result : Nonreactive

Sample Type: Serum


Test Technique: Chemiluminescent microparticles immunoassay (CMIA)
Interpretation:  
 > = 1.00 S/CO :  Reactive
 <  1.00  S/CO  :  Nonreactive
Biological Reference Value:- Nonreactive
Comment:
HBsAg Qualitative II assay is a chemiluminescent microparticles immunoassay (CMIA) for the qualitative determination of
hepatitis B surface antigen (HBsAg) in human serum and plasma.  Samples nonreactive by ARCHITECT HBsAg Qualitative 
II assay are considered negative for and need not be tested further.  A sample which is found to be repeatedly reactive 
should be confirmed by a neutralizing confirmatory test utilizing human anti-HBs. A negative result does not exclude the
possibility of exposure to or infection with Hepatitis B. For the diagnosis of acute or chronic hepatitis, HBsAg reactivity
should be correlated with patient history and the presence of other hepatitis B serological markers.Sensitivity of this test is
>100.0 % and Specificity is 99.93%.

**End Of Report**

Dr. Tarun Thukral


Consultant
(DMC Reg No:1997)
1. This is a computer generated report no signatured required.
2. Content of this report is only an opinion not the diagnosis. Printed at 20/04/2020 01:56 Page: 1 Of 1
3. Report shall not be reproduced except in full without written approval of the laboratory

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