HBV DNA

[jhakas]

Hi Steven,

You suggested to go for a HBV DNA .. but when i searched the site i found so many test .. please  tell me which one of this to be done ?



A - Ambient
R - Refrigerated
F - Frozen

Testcode :  8136

Description :  HEPATITIS B VIRUS DN

Method :  POLYMERASE CHAIN REACTION  

Specimen :  SERUM / PLASMA EDTA / ACD, 3.0 ML (2.0 ML)  

Temp :  F

Reported :  3RD DAY  


  
Testcode :  9890

Description :  HEPATITIS B VIRUS DN

Method :  REAL TIME PCR  

Specimen :  PLASMA EDTA/ SERUM, 3.0 ML (1.5 ML)  

Temp :  F

Reported :  3RD DAY  


  
Testcode :  8141T

Description :  HEPATITIS B VIRUS DN

Method :  POLYMERASE CHAIN REACTION  

Specimen :  NEEDLE BIOPSY LIVER TISSUE [1cm collection of needle biopsy in STerile normal saline with observance of STrict aseptic precautions], 1 NOs.  

Temp :  A/R/F

Reported :  NEXT DAY: 1800 HRS  


  
Testcode :  8141

Description :  HEPATITIS B VIRUS DN

Method :  POLYMERASE CHAIN REACTION  

Specimen :  SERUM OR PLASMA - EDTA, 3.0 ML (2.0 ML)  

Temp :  A/R/F

Reported :  NEXT DAY: 1800 HRS  


  
Testcode :  8141F

Description :  HEPATITIS B VIRUS DN

Method :  POLYMERASE CHAIN REACTION  

Specimen :  AMNIOTIC / ASCITIC FLUID, 3.0 ML (2.0 ML)  

Temp  :  A/R/F

Reported :  NEXT DAY: 1800 HRS  


  


Description :  HEPATITIS B VIRUS DN

Method  :  POLYMERASE CHAIN REACTION  

Specimen :  CSF, 2.0 ML (1.0 ML)  

Temp :  A/R/F

Reported :  NEXT DAY: 1800 HRS  

[bberry]

whichever .

[cajim]

HBV-DNA PCR or whatever is available to you.