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    Stadium Road, P.O.

    Box 3500 ,
    Karachi - 74800, Pakistan
    Khanewal Collection Unit Tel:(065) 2559150

    Medical Record # : L23265177 (KW59118) 1


    Patient Name : FAIZAN,RASOOL Age / Gender : 27Y / Male
    Specimen ID : 2020:MB6953R Location : KHANEWAL
    Clinical Information / Comments: Requesting Physician : DR M AKRAM MALIK
    Account # : C30488898 - OSR
    sdd2 Requested on : 25/02/2020 - 14:50
    depcs sending in ice
    Collected on : 25/02/2020 - 14:50
    Reported on : 29/02/2020 - 21:16
    SOURCE : BLOOD

    QUANTITATIVE HCV PCR [ Final Report ]

    This is an electronic report & not


    Result: Negative

    Hepatitis C virus RNA is not detected.

    to be used for any legal purposes


    Method:
    RNA was extracted from specimen and amplified by polymerase chain reaction (PCR)
    using COBAS® AmpliPrep/COBAS® TaqMan® HCV Quantitative Test

    Comments:
    1.Lower limit of detection of this assay is 15 IU/ml.The quantifiable range of this
    assay is upto 10,000,000 IU/ml.
    2.The conversion factor for HCV 1IU/ml= 5.82 copies/ mL.
    3.The sensitivity of this assay is 99% and specificity 99%.
    4.HCV RNA may be detectable in the absence of anti-HCV antibody titers in the case
    of early diagnosis within the window period of infection.
    5.Viral titers may fluctuate therefore a single negative HCV RNA test should not be
    used to rule out HCV infection.
    6.The sensitivity of different HCV RNA detection methods should be considered when
    comparing results of different laboratory tests.
    7.Correlation of these results with clinical features and other laboratory findings
    is highly recommended.
    8.The performance characteristics of this assay have been validated by the AKUH
    Clinical Laboratory.

    Report format revised as per CAP guidelines on 28-10-16

    This is a computer generated report therefore does not require any signature.
    Dr. Zahra Hasan Dr. Tariq Moatter Dr. Zeeshan Ansar Ahmed Dr. Kiran Iqbal Dr. Asghar Nasir
    PhD( UK), MS, Mphil, PhD MBBS, FCPS(Hematology) MSc (Microbiology), PhD MSc, PhD (UK)
    Professor Professor Assistant Professor Senior Instructor Assistant Professor

    Dr. Najia Ghanchi


    MSc, PhD
    Assistant Professor

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