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Overview

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Other Diagnostic Studies

There are no additional diagnostic findings for filariasis.

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-===Antigen Detection===
+There are no additional diagnostic findings for filariasis.
-Antigen detection using an immunoassay for circulating filarial antigens constitutes a useful diagnostic approach, because microfilaremia can be low and variable.  A rapid-format immunochromatographic test, applicable to Wuchereria bancrofti antigens, has been recently evaluated in the field.
-===PCR===
-Molecular diagnosis using polymerase chain reaction is available for W. bancrofti and B. malayi.
-===Biopsy===
-Identification of adult worms is possible from tissue samples collected during nodulectomies (onchocerciasis), or during subcutaneous biopsies or worm removal from the eye (loiasis).
-===Antibody Detection===
-Antibody detection is of limited value.  Substantial antigenic cross reactivity exists between filaria and other helminths, and a positive serologic test does not distinguish between past and current infection.
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Filariasis other diagnostic studies: Difference between revisions

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