Transplant -Panel Reactive Antibody Report (PRA) Class I & II Report
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1 hrs
Sample Type
Serum
Preparation
Required
Accuracy
NABL Certified
Pre-test Guidelines
Standard test. No special prep usually required unless specified by your doctor.
Q: When should I get the Transplant -Panel Reactive Antibody Report (PRA) Class I & II Report test?
The Transplant -Panel Reactive Antibody Report (PRA) Class I & II Report test measures the level of anti-HLA antibodies in a patient's blood to assess transplant risk.
Q: How should I prepare for the Transplant -Panel Reactive Antibody Report (PRA) Class I & II Report test?
For the Transplant -Panel Reactive Antibody Report (PRA) Class I & II Report test: Standard test. No special prep usually required unless specified by your doctor.
Q: Do I require fasting for the Transplant -Panel Reactive Antibody Report (PRA) Class I & II Report test?
For the Transplant -Panel Reactive Antibody Report (PRA) Class I & II Report test: Standard test. No special prep usually required unless specified by your doctor.
Q: What is the clinical significance of the Transplant -Panel Reactive Antibody Report (PRA) Class I & II Report test?
The Transplant -Panel Reactive Antibody Report (PRA) Class I & II Report test Measures the level of anti-HLA antibodies in a patient's blood to assess transplant risk.
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