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    TEST REPORT

    Lab. Id : RV24964880 Hosp. UHID : 240212686 Reg. Date : 21-Oct-2024 / 09:02 AM


    Name : MR. CHETHAN KUMAR P B Collection : 21-Oct-2024 / 09:38 AM
    Age/Gender : 29Y-6M-1D / Male Received : 21-Oct-2024 / 12:06 PM
    Collected At : Aster RV Hospital Report : 22-Oct-2024 / 17:51 PM
    Referral Dr : Dr.GIRISH S P Report Status : Final Print :
    Bed OPD
    :

    Serology
    Investigation Observed Value Unit Biological Ref. Interval Specimen
    FECAL CALPROTECTIN <10.0 ug/g Stool
    Method:ELISA

    Interpretation :

    TEST VALUE INTERPRETATION FOLLOW-UP

    < 80 ug/g Normal None

    > 80 - < 160 ug/g Borderline Follow up within 4-6 weeks

    > 160 ug/g Elevated/Positive Repeat as needed

    Note

    1. To avoid potential false positive results, patients should abstain from using NSAIDs for at least two weeks prior to
    the test

    2. Patient with IBD fluctuate between active (inflammatory) and inactive stages of the disease. These stages must
    be considered when interpreting results of the fecal calprotectin assay.

    3. Other intestinal diseases, including many gastrointestinal infections and colorectal cancer, can result in elevated
    levels of calprotectin.

    Comment :

    Calprotectin is a calcium-binding protein found within neutrophils which influx into the bowel during inflammation.
    Calprotectin is excreted in excess into the intestinal lumen during the inflammatory process and act as a marker for
    inflammatory diseases of the lower gastrointestinal tract. The levels of the protein are high in cases of Inflammatory
    bowel diseases (IBD) but not in non-inflammatory bowel diseases e.g. Irritable bowel syndrome (IBS), therefore this
    test can help to differentiate between the two diseases.

    Uses :

    To differentiate between IBS and IBD


    To monitor the effectiveness of IBD therapy
    To detect IBD relapse

    Verified By: 178724


    Dr. Kavitha MP
    MBBS MD (Microbiology)
    Lead Consultant-Microbiology
    & Molecular Biology

    Aster Clinical Lab-Bengaluru Reference Lab,24 Venkatappa Road, Tasker Town, Vasanthnagar, Bangalore -
    560051

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    TEST REPORT
    Lab. Id : RV24964880 Hosp. UHID : 240212686 Reg. Date : 21-Oct-2024 / 09:02 AM
    Name : MR. CHETHAN KUMAR P B Collection :
    Age/Gender : 29Y-6M-1D / Male Received :
    Collected At : Aster RV Hospital Report :
    Referral Dr : Dr.GIRISH S P Report Status : Print :
    Bed OPD
    :

    --- End Of Report ---


    Important Instructions:
    ‡Test results released pertain to specimen submitted.
    ‡All results are dependent upon the quality of specimen received in the laboratory.
    ‡Lab investigation is only a tool to faciilitate in concluding a diagnosis , and should be clinically correlated by the referring physician.
    ‡Certain tests may require further testing, at an additional cost for derivation of excact value. kindly submit request with in 2 days, post reporting.
    ‡Sample repeats are accepted on request of Referring Physician with in sample stability period.
    ‡Test results may show inter-laboratory variation.
    ‡Results are for informational purposes , and not intended to replace the care of medical practitionar, and does not recommend self-diagnosis
    and/or self-medication.
    ‡Aster clinical Lab LLP does not make any warranties expressed or implied with respect to information herein.
    ‡Test results are not valid for medico legal purposes.
    ‡The courts/forum at Cochin/Bangolore shall have exclusive Jurisdiction in all disputes/claims concerning the request and/or result of test(s).
    ‡Contact customer care 9680396803 for all queries related to test results
    Patient/Client is advised to contact the laboratory immediately, for any possible remedial action, If test result is alarming or unexpected

    Aster Clinical Lab-Bengaluru Reference Lab,24 Venkatappa Road, Tasker Town, Vasanthnagar, Bangalore -
    560051

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