Antideoxyribonuclease-B, Streptococcal was found in Davis's Lab & Diagnostic Tests which delivers information on how the test works, how to accurately interpret results, and how to provide the best care to your patients before, during, and after a test.
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General
Synonym/Acronym:
ADNase-B, AntiDNase-B titer, antistreptococcal DNase-B titer, streptodornase.
Common Use:
To assist in assessing the cause of recent infection, such as streptococcal exposure, by identification of antibodies.
Specimen:
Serum (1 mL) collected in a red-top tube.
Normal Findings:
(Method: Nephelometry)
| Age | Normal Results |
|---|---|
| 1–6 yr | Less than 70 units/mL |
| 7–17 yr | Less than 170 units/mL |
| 18 yr and older | Less than 120 units/mL |
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