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Measles PCR testing is performed on throat or mouth viral swabs. PCR can also be performed on a nasopharyngeal aspirate (NPA).

A nasopharyngeal in viral transport medium is suitable for PCR testing alone and is useful in community settings.

The overall unadjusted PCR rates for the before, after and no access to EyeSi groups were 3.5%, 2.6% and 3.8% respectively.

Notes JC virus is detected by PCR. Associated with Progressive Multifocal Leukoencephalopathy (PML). Tested following specific request.

To demonstrate ongoing infection, PCR testing is required.

Herpes simplex PCR viral swab Female genital tract samples (HVS, endocervical, vulval) Sample requirements Penile samples: Standard charcoal transport

Notes   Hepatitis B virus (HBV) is the quantifiable measurement of HBV DNA in human plasma Further tests for HBV positive patients include Hepatitis D PCR

PCR) on an EDTA blood sample. Please discuss with the laboratory.

Department of Immunology Notes DNA test by PCR-SSO and/or RT-PCR. To test for drug sensitivity to Abacavir in treatment of HIV.

The overall case complexity PCR rate was 0.89% and the overall VA loss rate was 0.64%.

Department of Immunology Notes DNA test by PCR-SSP for Birdshot Retinopathy (not diagnostic). Test performed by Immunology, North Bristol NHS Trust.

Department of Immunology Notes DNA test by PCR-SSO for Ankylosing spondylitis (not diagnostic).

the production of antibodies If you are performing serology to diagnose infection you should also be sending a viral swab (mouth or throat) for measles PCR

See also: Meningo-encephalitis viral PCR screen Meningococcal PCR Pneumococcal PCR Mycobacterium and TB PCR Cerebral Spinal Fluids (CSF) Protein and

Description Yellow cap Use for Chlamydia trachomatis and Neisseria gonorrhoeae PCR urine samples only Fill the plastic pipette with voided urine to between

Department of Immunology Notes DNA test by PCR-SSP for Coeliac Disease (not diagnostic).

:Respiratory screen Heart screen Encephalitis screen Myalgia screen For a more rapid diagnosis of current infection, viral nose and throat swabs for PCR

PCR) can be performed on an EDTA blood sample. Please discuss with the laboratory.

Department of Immunology Notes DNA test by PCR-SSO for Behcets syndrome (not diagnostic). Test performed by Immunology, North Bristol NHS Trust.