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Dengue Report

This document is a medical report for a patient named Ms. Srishti Mittal who is 28 years old. It includes the results of several serology tests related to dengue fever. The tests show that the patient's Typhi Dot IgM and IgG tests were negative. The NS1 antigen test was also negative. The dengue IgG test was not detected, while the dengue IgM test was detected. This suggests the patient may have a current or recent dengue infection.

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Dengue Report

This document is a medical report for a patient named Ms. Srishti Mittal who is 28 years old. It includes the results of several serology tests related to dengue fever. The tests show that the patient's Typhi Dot IgM and IgG tests were negative. The NS1 antigen test was also negative. The dengue IgG test was not detected, while the dengue IgM test was detected. This suggests the patient may have a current or recent dengue infection.

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21 Sarvodaya

Sarvodaya SARVODAYA HOSPITAL AND RESEARCH CENTRE


SECTOR-8, FARIDABAD | HELPLINE: 1800 313 1414 DIAGNOSTIGS
HEALTHCARE Ey SarvGjaja KeailhcB

Patient Name MS. SRISHTI MITTAL [LSHHI147802]

Age/ Gender: 28 Yr/F

Address H NO 790, Escorts Nagar, Faridabad, Haryana

Bed/ Room / Ward: 12/ MICU-2/1F-MICU-2

Req. Doctor: Dr. SUMIT AGGARWAL

Regn. ID: IP272797

SEROLOGY
Reporting date: 01-11-2022 09:08 AM
Request Date 01-11-2022 08:28 AM
Sample No. SHWY879 Reporting Status:Finalized
21-10-2022 08:09 PM
Biological Reference Range
Result
Investigations
Typhi Dot (By Card)#
TYPHI DOT IgM#* Negative Negative

TYPHI DOT IgG# Negative Negative


method
Interpretation: Test Method:- Immunochromatography (ICT)
Dengue Ns1 Antigen#
NS1(Antigen)# Negative Negative
Interpretation:
dengue
fever and shock
Dengue viruses are mosquito to-bome vinuses. Infections may lead to dengue
antibodies around the 5th day of a dengue infection rise
syndrome in the extreme cases. IgM appear
for 1-3 weeks and last for 60-90 days. IgG antibodies appear by the 14th day in primary infections and
the 2nd day in secondary infections and can usually be detected for ife. Both dengue fever IgM & lgG
useful in the early detection of primary and secondary dengue infections.

Test Method- Rapid Immunochromatographic assay.


Sample Type:- Serum/plasma/whole blood.

Dengue lgG#
Dengue igG# Not-Detected Not-Detected
Interpretation
Dengue vinuses are mosquito to-borme vinuses. Infections may lead to dengue fever and dengue shock
syndrome in the extreme cases. IgM antibodies appear around the 5th day of a dengue infection rise
for 1-3 weeks and last for 60-90 days. IgG antibodies appear by the 14th day in primary infections and
the 2nd day in secondary infections and can usualy be detected for life. Both dengue fever IgM & IgG
usefu in the earty detection of primary and secondary dengue infections.
Test Method:- Immunochromatography (CT).
Sample Type:- Serum/plasmawhole blood
Note:-This is a sareening test, For All positive result, Adv. Elisa confirmation.

Dengue IgM*
Dengue igM* Detected Not-Detected
interpretation:
Dengue viruses are mosquito to-borne viruses. Infections may lead to dengue fever and
dengue shock
syndrome in the extreme cases. IgM antibodies appear around the 5th day of a dengue infection
for 1-3 weeks and last for 60-90 days. IgG antibodies rise
appear by the 14th day in
the 2nd day in secondary infections and can usually be detected primary infections and
for life. Both
useful in the early detection of primary and secondary dengue fever IgM 8& lgG
dengue infections.
Test Method:- Immunochromatography (ICT).
Sample Type Serum/plasma/whole blood.

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