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FCP12
57356
9354
SCMV
84420
Cytokine Panel 12 by MAFD
Reference Values:
Interleukin 2 by MAFD 0 – 12 pg/mL
Interleukin 2 Receptor (Soluble) by MAFD 0 – 1033 pg/mL
Interleukin 12 by MAFD 0 – 6 pg/mL
Interferon gamma by MAFD 0 – 5 pg/mL
Interleukin 4 by MAFD 0 – 5 pg/mL
Interleukin 5 by MAFD 0 – 5 pg/mL
Interleukin 10 by MAFD 0 – 18 pg/mL
Interleukin 13 by MAFD 0 – 5 pg/mL
Interleukin 1 beta by MAFD 0 – 36 pg/mL
Interleukin 6 by MAFD 0 – 5 pg/mL
Interleukin 8 by MAFD 0 – 5 pg/mL
Tumor Necrosis Factor – alpha 0 – 22 pg/mL
Results are to be used for research purposes or in attempts to understand the pathophysiology of
immune, infectious, or inflammatory disorders.
Test Performed by: ARUP Laboratories
500 Chipeta Way
St. Lake City, UT 84108
Cytology Consultation, Miscellaneous
Reference Values:
Negative for malignant cells
This request will be processed as a consultation. An interpretation will be provided. Second opinion
regarding diagnosis will be rendered by staff pathologists in consultation with colleagues who have
expertise in the appropriate subspecialty areas. Appropriate stain(s) will be performed and charged
separately.
Note: This test is not to be used to obtain a primary diagnosis. Primary testing should be performed by a
local pathology service, and Mayo Clinic will render a second opinion, if requested.
Cytomegalovirus (CMV) Antibodies, IgG and IgM, Serum
Clinical Information: Cytomegalovirus (CMV) is a significant cause of morbidity and mortality,
especially in organ transplant recipients and individuals with AIDS. (1,2) CMV is also responsible for
congenital disease of the newborn. The most common infections with CMV in immunocompromised
hosts result from reactivation of the virus (latent) from a previous infection, transmission of the virus from
a donor organ or blood product, or initial or primary contact with the virus in a seronegative patient.
Infection in immunologically normal patients can cause mononucleosis similar to that produced by
infection with Epstein-Barr virus.
Useful For: Diagnosis of primary, acute phase infection with cytomegalovirus (CMV), especially in
patients with infectious mononucleosis and pregnant women who, based on clinical signs or exposure,
may have primary CMV infection Determining whether a patient (especially organ donors, blood donors,
and prospective transplant recipients) had CMV infection in the past
Interpretation: IgG: Individuals with negative cytomegalovirus (CMV) IgG results are presumed to
have not experienced infection with CMV and, therefore, are susceptible to primary infection. Positive
CMV IgG results indicate past or current CMV infection. Such individuals are potentially at risk of
transmitting CMV infection through blood products; the likelihood of transmission by other modes is not
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