JC Virus (JCV) Molecular Detection, Blood
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Clinical Info |
Quantitative JCV DNA PCR can be used to detect JCV blood in the setting of renal dysfunction. Quantitative DNA PCR can be used to track the course of infection as well as monitor response to treatment. |
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Specimen Sources |
Blood, Arterial Blood, Capillary Blood, Central Line Blood, Venous |
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Specimen Types |
Blood |
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Specimen Volume |
2 mL Plasma (0.5 mL minimum) |
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Container |
Lavender Top Tube |
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Collection Instructions |
Container/Tube: Lavender top (EDTA) Tube or Yellow (ACD) Tube |
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Transport Instructions |
Refrigerated |
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Specimen Stability |
4 Days Room Temperature |
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Methodology |
Quantitative DNA polymerase chain reaction (PCR) |
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Days Performed |
TAT: 2-4 Days |
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Performing Laboratories |
Viracor-Eurofins |
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CPT |
87799 |
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PDM |
5908970 |
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Results |
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Result InterpretationNone Detected |
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