HLA DSA Donor Specific IgG Antibodies Class I II Test
Introduction
The HLA DSA Donor Specific IgG Antibodies Class I II Test is a vital diagnostic tool in the field of transplantation medicine. This test is specifically designed to detect donor-specific antibodies (DSA) that can lead to organ transplant rejection. Understanding the presence of these antibodies is crucial for nephrologists and transplant surgeons to ensure the success of kidney transplants.
What the Test Measures
This test measures the levels of IgG antibodies that are specific to the donor’s human leukocyte antigens (HLA). The presence of these antibodies can indicate a heightened risk of transplant rejection, making this test an essential part of pre-transplant evaluations.
Who Should Consider This Test?
Individuals who are candidates for kidney transplantation, especially those with a history of previous transplants, sensitization, or those who have had transfusions, should consider this test. Symptoms that may prompt testing include:
- Prior transplant rejections
- Increased waiting time for a compatible donor
- History of blood transfusions
Benefits of Taking the Test
Taking the HLA DSA Donor Specific IgG Antibodies Class I II Test provides several benefits:
- Helps identify compatibility between donor and recipient.
- Reduces the risk of transplant rejection.
- Guides nephrologists in making informed decisions regarding transplant eligibility.
- Improves overall transplant outcomes.
Understanding Your Results
Results from the HLA DSA test will indicate the presence or absence of donor-specific antibodies. A negative result suggests a lower risk of rejection, while a positive result may require further evaluation and monitoring. It is essential to discuss your results with your nephrologist to understand the implications for your transplant journey.
Test Details
| Test Name | Price (NGN) |
|---|---|
| HLA DSA Donor Specific IgG Antibodies Class I II Test | Discount Price: 260000 NGN |
| Regular Price: 360000 NGN |
Pre-Test Instructions
It is recommended to collect the specimen preferably 48 hours after dialysis. A doctor’s prescription on the letterhead with a stamp, along with one photograph each of the recipient and donor, is mandatory.
Turnaround Time
The test results will typically be available within 10-12 days.
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