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    A molecular pathology report for a 30-year old male patient named Sohail Raza shows that he tested positive for Hepatitis C Virus (HCV) genotype 3. The LINEAR ARRAY HCV Genotyping Test procedure uses reverse transcription, PCR amplification, and nucleic acid hybridization to determine the genotype of HCV in a blood or serum sample. The results of HCV genotyping can be affected by factors like viral load, specimen collection and storage, and stage of infection. Direct comparison of test results between laboratories is not valid due to differences in assay specifications and quality control standards.

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    A molecular pathology report for a 30-year old male patient named Sohail Raza shows that he tested positive for Hepatitis C Virus (HCV) genotype 3. The LINEAR ARRAY HCV Genotyping Test procedure uses reverse transcription, PCR amplification, and nucleic acid hybridization to determine the genotype of HCV in a blood or serum sample. The results of HCV genotyping can be affected by factors like viral load, specimen collection and storage, and stage of infection. Direct comparison of test results between laboratories is not valid due to differences in assay specifications and quality control standards.

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    Patient Result Report: Molecular Pathology

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    A molecular pathology report for a 30-year old male patient named Sohail Raza shows that he tested positive for Hepatitis C Virus (HCV) genotype 3. The LINEAR ARRAY HCV Genotyping Test procedure uses reverse transcription, PCR amplification, and nucleic acid hybridization to determine the genotype of HCV in a blood or serum sample. The results of HCV genotyping can be affected by factors like viral load, specimen collection and storage, and stage of infection. Direct comparison of test results between laboratories is not valid due to differences in assay specifications and quality control standards.

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    Pat i ent

    #:

    *7300-15-267344*

    7300- 15- 267344


    Cas e

    #:

    *7302-21-1215*

    7302- 21- 1215

    UAN: 111 ALRAZI (257 294) | E: info@alrazihealthcare.com

    | URL: www.alrazihealthcare.com

    PATIENT RESULT REPORT


    PATIENT
    SOHAIL RAZA .
    REPORT DATE
    22-Dec-2015 16:24

    AGE/SEX

    SERVICE DATE

    PHYSICIAN

    30 Year(s)/Male

    21-Dec-2015 16:27

    Dr. Naveed Aslam (Multan)

    Height (Inches)

    Weight (KG)

    BMI

    MOLECULAR PATHOLOGY
    SPECIMEN: 5 - 8cc Clotted Blood or Serum

    HCV GEOTYPING:
    TEST RESULT:

    HCV GENOTYPE '3'

    TEST PROCEDURE:
    The LINEAR ARRAY HCV Genotyping Test is an in vitro test to be used for determining the genotype (GT1-GT6) of
    Hepatitis C Virus. The test utilizes reverse transcription of target RNA to generate complementary DNA (cDNA),
    amplification of target (cDNA) by the Polymerase Chain Reaction (PCR), and nucleic acid hybridization for the
    genotyping of HCV RNA in human serum or EDTA plasma.
    The LINEAR ARRAY HCV Genotyping Test is based on five major processes:
    Specimen preparation; reverse transcription of the target RNA to generate complementary DNA (cDNA); PCR
    amplification of target cDNA using HCV specific complementary primers; hybridization of the amplified products to
    oligonucleotide probes specific to the target (s); and detection of the probe-bound amplified products by the
    colorimetric detection.
    Comments:
    Genotyping of HCV is dependent on the number of virus particles present in the specimen and may be affected by
    specimen collection methods, patients factors (i.e. age, presence of symptoms), and/or stage of infection.
    NOTE:
    HCV Genotyping tests carried out in this laboratory can not be compared with the tests performed in the other
    laboratories, due to differences in specimen storage, transportation, specification of assay used and quality control
    standards.

    Electronically verified report. No signature(s) required.For complaints please email us at complaints@alrazihealthcare.com


    Dr. Shahida Mohsin
    M.B.B.S , MS (Belgium), FCPS
    Consultant Hematologist
    Dr.Zulfiqar Ahmad
    M.B.B.S, DCP.
    Clinical Pathologist

    Dr. Ejaz Waris


    M.B.B.S . (Pb) , FCPS
    Consultant Histo / Cytopathologist

    Dr. Tariq Zulfiqar


    M.B.B.S, DCP, MPhil
    Clinical Pathologist

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