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The document is a laboratory report for Mrs. Najia Affan, a 46-year-old female, indicating a non-reactive result for the Anti HCV test with a value of 0.05, below the cut-off factor of 1.00. It includes important remarks about the interpretation of the test results, highlighting that a negative result does not rule out the possibility of HCV infection and that further confirmation may be needed. The report is generated by multiple medical professionals and is dated 12/04/2025.

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The document is a laboratory report for Mrs. Najia Affan, a 46-year-old female, indicating a non-reactive result for the Anti HCV test with a value of 0.05, below the cut-off factor of 1.00. It includes important remarks about the interpretation of the test results, highlighting that a negative result does not rule out the possibility of HCV infection and that further confirmation may be needed. The report is generated by multiple medical professionals and is dated 12/04/2025.

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MR. No.

24023852955
LOC: GH
lab No. 2504556457 Collection: 12-04-2025 13:15
Name: MRS NAJIA AFFAN
CLINICAL INFORMATION/COMMENTS Gender: Female Age: 46 Years
Contact: 03322626909 CNIC/Passport:

Ref. By: DR MAJ-(R)-M ZAKI SHAIKH-(SF)


Status:

2504556457
Serology

Test Name Current Result Unit Cut-off Factor


Anti HCV 0.05 1.00
Non-Reactive
Remarks:
Interpretation:
Please note that this is a screening test
Positive HCV Ab results should be confirmed by HCV RNA testing
A negative HCV Antibody result does not exclude the possibility of exposure to or infection with HCV. Negative test
results in individuals with prior exposure to HCV may be due to low Antibody levels that are below the limit of detection of
this assay.
Patients with acute or recent HCV infections (<3 months from time of exposure) may have false-negative HCV Antibody
results due to the time needed for seroconversion (average of 8 to 9 weeks).
False positive results can be obtained with heterophilic antibodies in serum, especially in patients routinely exposed to
animals. Also cross-reactivity with other viral infections and diseases is possible leading to false positive HCV Ab results.
Reference: Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Testing for HCV infection : an update of guidance for clinicians
and laboratorians. MMWR Morb Mortal Wkly Rep. 2013 May 10;62 (18) :362-5.
The test is analyzed by chemiluminescence immunoassay.

Prof Dr Farhan Essa Abdullah Dr Muhammad Akram Tariq Dr Muhammad Saqib Shahzad Prof Saeed Khan Dr Faizan Naqvi
MBBS MPhil PhD (Molecular Path PU) Postdoc Consultant Molecular Geneticist PhD PHD(Microbiology) MPhil PhD
PhD(Microbiology) NGS Genetic Testing Stanford Univ CA Forensic Genetics (Turkey) PostDoc
USA (Azerbaijan) MPhil Molecular Biology
(CEMB)
Dr Saleem Shah Khan Dr Fatima Meraj Dr Akif Dr Haniah Ahmad Dr Maliha Zubairi
MCPS Clinical Pathology MBBS MCPS FCPS(Hematology) MPhil (Microbiology) MBBS CHPE FCPS MBBS FCPS
ConsultantHematologist ChemicalPathology ChemicalPathalogist
ChiefPathologist

This is a computer generated report and does not require a signature. Op.
Date: 12/04/2025 08:48:07 PM
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