Lab No. : JAD/20-09-2023/SR8188385 Lab Add.

: Newtown,Kolkata-700156

Patient Name : PRALAY SANKAR CHOWDHURY Ref Dr. : Dr.SUMIT GUPTA

Age : 36 Y 8 M 23 D Collection Date : 20/Sep/2023 12:36PM

Gender :M Report Date : 20/Sep/2023 06:54PM

DEPARTMENT OF HAEMATOLOGY
Test Name Result Bio Ref. Interval Unit

CBC WITH PLATELET (THROMBOCYTE) COUNT , EDTA WHOLE BLOOD

HEMOGLOBIN 14.2 13 - 17 g/dL
(Method:PHOTOMETRIC)
WBC 5.5 4 - 10 *10^3/µL
(Method:DC detection method)
RBC 4.55 4.5 - 5.5 *10^6/µL
(Method:DC detection method)
PLATELET (THROMBOCYTE) COUNT 150 150 - 450*10^3 *10^3/µL
(Method:DC detection method/Microscopy)
DIFFERENTIAL COUNT
NEUTROPHILS 57 40 - 80 % %
(Method:Flowcytometry/Microscopy)
LYMPHOCYTES 30 20 - 40 % %
(Method:Flowcytometry/Microscopy)
MONOCYTES 10 2 - 10 % %
(Method:Flowcytometry/Microscopy)
EOSINOPHILS 02 1-6% %
(Method:Flowcytometry/Microscopy)
BASOPHILS 01 0-0.9% %
(Method:Flowcytometry/Microscopy)
CBC SUBGROUP
HEMATOCRIT / PCV 42.2 40 - 50 % %
(Method:Calculated)
MCV 92.7 83 - 101 fl fl
(Method:Calculated)
MCH 31.3 27 - 32 pg pg
(Method:Calculated)
MCHC 33.8 31.5-34.5 gm/dl gm/dl
(Method:Calculated)
RDW - RED CELL DISTRIBUTION WIDTH 14.9 11.6-14% %
(Method:Calculated)
PDW-PLATELET DISTRIBUTION WIDTH 27.6 8.3 - 25 fL fL
(Method:Calculated)
MPV-MEAN PLATELET VOLUME 14.3 7.5 - 11.5 fl
(Method:Calculated)

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 Lab No. : JAD/20-09-2023/SR8188385 Lab Add. : Newtown,Kolkata-700156

Patient Name : PRALAY SANKAR CHOWDHURY Ref Dr. : Dr.SUMIT GUPTA

Age : 36 Y 8 M 23 D Collection Date : 20/Sep/2023 12:36PM

Gender :M Report Date : 20/Sep/2023 08:22PM

DEPARTMENT OF MICROBIOLOGY & SEROLOGY.

Test Name Result Bio Ref. Interval Unit

DENGUE (NS1), ELISA , GEL SERUM NON REACTIVE (0.07) Reactive: >=1.0 RATIO
(Method:ELISA) Equivocal: 0.5-<1.0
Non-Reactive: <0.5

NS1 ELISA
The non-structural protein 1 (NS1) of the dengue viral genome has been shown to be useful as a tool for the diagnosis of acute dengue
infections. Dengue NS1 antigen has been detected in the serum of DENV infected patients as early as 1 day post onset of symptoms
(DPO), and up to 8 DPO. The NS1 ELISA
based antigen assay is commercially available for DENV and many investigators have evaluated this assay for sensitivity and specificity.
The NS1 assay may also be useful for differential diagnostics between flaviviruses because of the specificity of the assay.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION ON DENGUE :

Diagonosis of recent infection by Dengue virus can only be established on the basis of a combination of clinical and biological datas. The
result obtained on a single sample does not constitute a sufficient proof for diagnostic of recent infection.
Reference : Centers for Disease Control and Prevention;1600 Clifton Road Atlanta, GA 30329-4027, USA.
Note:

Suraksha has launched Real Time PCR based assay for accurate and confirmatory diagnosis of Dengue virus up to 5
days of fever. ?
Real Time PCR is more confirmatory test for Dengue virus detection at early stage of fever, as per guideline of Centers for Disease
Control (C.D.C, U.S.A.), World Health Organization (W.H.O.), National Vector Bourne Disease Control Program (Govt. of India) and
Govt. of West Bengal.
This test also provides simultaneous qualitative detection of Chikungunya virus along with all serotypes of Dengue in shortest possible
Turn Around Time (TAT) and most affordable cost.
Precise and accurate early detection of Dengue and Chikungunya virus by highly reliable Real Time PCR method will help you manage
your patients in better and more effective way.

Kindly note the change in biological reference range.

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