Histopathology Special Stain Acid Fast Z N Stain Test
Introduction
The Histopathology Special Stain Acid Fast Z N Stain Test is a vital diagnostic tool used in the detection of tuberculosis (TB) in tissue samples. This test is particularly significant for physicians, surgeons, and gynecologists who encounter patients with symptoms indicative of TB. By utilizing specific staining techniques, this test allows for the visualization of acid-fast bacilli, which are characteristic of Mycobacterium tuberculosis.
What the Test Measures
This test measures the presence of acid-fast bacilli in tissue biopsies, allowing for the diagnosis of tuberculosis. The staining method employed enhances the visibility of these bacteria under a microscope, aiding in accurate identification.
Who Should Consider This Test
Individuals exhibiting symptoms such as persistent cough, unexplained weight loss, fever, night sweats, or those with a history of TB exposure should consider this test. Additionally, patients with risk factors such as immunocompromised states or those living in endemic areas are advised to undergo testing.
Benefits of Taking the Test
- Provides accurate diagnosis of tuberculosis.
- Guides appropriate treatment plans for affected individuals.
- Assists in monitoring the effectiveness of ongoing TB treatment.
- Helps in preventing the spread of tuberculosis in the community.
Understanding Your Results
Once the test is completed, results will be available within three working days. A positive result indicates the presence of tuberculosis, while a negative result suggests that acid-fast bacilli were not detected. It is essential to discuss your results with your healthcare provider for further interpretation and management.
Test Pricing
| Test Name | Discount Price (NGN) | Regular Price (NGN) |
|---|---|---|
| Histopathology Special Stain Acid Fast Z N Stain Test | 12636 NGN | 14040 NGN |
Booking Your Test
To book the Histopathology Special Stain Acid Fast Z N Stain Test, contact us at DNA Labs Nigeria. You can reach us via phone or WhatsApp at +2348077798758. Ensure to submit a tissue biopsy in 10% formal saline or a formalin-fixed paraffin-embedded tissue block, or an FNAC specimen, along with a brief clinical history in the Histopathology Requisition Form (Form 2).
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