Titlebook: Serodiagnosis of the Infectious Diseases; Mycoplasma pneumonia Nevio Cimolai Book 1999 Kluwer Academic Publishers 1999 antibody.antigen.bac

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What is Rapid Diagnosis?, detection. Whereas one may seek to determine the presence of IgM for this purpose, all-or-none, the next level of debate lingers over the issue of how soon the measurement is possible after the patient is first seen for a respiratory complaint. Ideally, it is desirable to obtain a definitive answer

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Polymerase Chain Reaction (PCR): Immunodiagnostic Foe or Necessary Complement?,ome extent, present themselves as frequent alternatives, if not complete replacement, for serological methods. Abbreviated protocols and advancement in automation are driving the process towards the development of a timely, accurate, and reasonably economical tool. This progress has resulted in a la

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Epilogue,he detection limit for serodiagnostic methodologies may be at hand, there is still room for some technological enhancement. On a practical basis, there remain a variety of serodiagnostic tools which are currently employed. Timely serodiagnosis is of considerable value and will continue to have a rol

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iagnosis of the Infectious Diseases. examines thistopic in a contemporary context, and in so doing utilizesserodiagnosis of .Mycoplasma pneumoniae. infection as the studymodel. Major serological methods are reviewed, as is the chronologicaldevelopment of serodiagnosis for this infection. There are m

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Epilogue,e for the foreseeable future. An expanding use of genetic amplification assays will alter the way in which serodiagnosis is used, but complementary roles are emerging more or less. It is perhaps with another decade of experience, and some change, that cost-effective paradigms for utilization will emerge.