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antinuclear antibody speckled pattern
Does anyone know that this means????
antinuclear antibody speckled pattern
antinuclear antibody speckled pattern
Hi lovebitesyou.
The Antinuclear antibody (ANA) test when postive-usually when the titer
is higher than 1:80- and the pattern shows minute speckles it is normally associated with SLE, Sjogren syndrome & scleroderma.
Note that this test is only indicative.
Diagnosis of the above conditions must meet the diagnostic criteria from various lab test results and clinical findings.
Hope this helps.
Niko
The Antinuclear antibody (ANA) test when postive-usually when the titer
is higher than 1:80- and the pattern shows minute speckles it is normally associated with SLE, Sjogren syndrome & scleroderma.
Note that this test is only indicative.
Diagnosis of the above conditions must meet the diagnostic criteria from various lab test results and clinical findings.
Hope this helps.
Niko
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