Rubella - antibody avidity - IgG - serum Referred Test
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RUBAV
Synonyms
- antibody avidity - rubella
- IgG avidity index - Rubella
- Rubella virus - antibody avidity
Specialty
Infectious
Clinical significance
In case a recent Rubella primo-infection cannot be completely excluded, particularly in a pregnant woman, specific antibody avidity assay should be suggested. The technique lies on the difference in avidity to the same antigen, displayed by IgGs as a function of the time elapsed between primo-infection and the day of sampling. This avidity is measured after submission of the IgGs to a dissociating agent (urea). A high avidity index has been shown to exclude a recent infection, dating less than two to three months back. Please indicate Rubella serology results (if performed beforehand) and term of the possible pregnancy.
Further information
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Methodology
Urea treatment
Turnaround time
2 weeks
Refered Test
Caption
Referred TestThe pre-analytical conditions and prices are defined on the basis of the requirements of the performing laboratory.