Objective: To evaluate NS1 antigen detection ELISA for the early laboratory diagnosis of dengue virus infection. Methods: The present study was conducted to evaluate the overall positivity of NS1 antigen detection ELI...Objective: To evaluate NS1 antigen detection ELISA for the early laboratory diagnosis of dengue virus infection. Methods: The present study was conducted to evaluate the overall positivity of NS1 antigen detection ELISA and its comparison with viral RNA detection via real time PCR and Ig M antibodies detection by ELISA. Results: A total of 1 270 serum samples were tested 86%(1 097/1 270) were detected positive by one or more than one diagnostic test. Out of 1 270, 64%(807/1 270) were positive by NS1 ELISA and 52%(662/1 270), 51%(646/1 270) were positive by real-time RT-PCR and Ig M ELISA respectively.Conclusions: NS1 antigen detection ELISA is highly suitable diagnostic tools and it also has great value for use in outbreak and epidemic situation.展开更多
During the late incubation period or initial phase of dengue virus infection,laboratory confirmation is through viral isolation in cell culture and/or molecular investigations, or immunofluorescence,or immunohistochem...During the late incubation period or initial phase of dengue virus infection,laboratory confirmation is through viral isolation in cell culture and/or molecular investigations, or immunofluorescence,or immunohistochemistry[1].The dengue virus non-structural antigen NSl that would develop before the appearance of dengue IgM and/or IgG is emerging as a suitable option for dengue diagnosis[2].Platelet therapy is a standard clinical practice for dengue patients with severe thrombocytopenia[3].However,during introductory screening,platelet count is not being done in many cases. This results in delays of platelet therapy. In the course of the current(2010) spurt of dengue in New Delhi[4],simultaneous screening for NSl,IgM and IgG and platelet enumeration has been introduced at the展开更多
文摘Objective: To evaluate NS1 antigen detection ELISA for the early laboratory diagnosis of dengue virus infection. Methods: The present study was conducted to evaluate the overall positivity of NS1 antigen detection ELISA and its comparison with viral RNA detection via real time PCR and Ig M antibodies detection by ELISA. Results: A total of 1 270 serum samples were tested 86%(1 097/1 270) were detected positive by one or more than one diagnostic test. Out of 1 270, 64%(807/1 270) were positive by NS1 ELISA and 52%(662/1 270), 51%(646/1 270) were positive by real-time RT-PCR and Ig M ELISA respectively.Conclusions: NS1 antigen detection ELISA is highly suitable diagnostic tools and it also has great value for use in outbreak and epidemic situation.
文摘During the late incubation period or initial phase of dengue virus infection,laboratory confirmation is through viral isolation in cell culture and/or molecular investigations, or immunofluorescence,or immunohistochemistry[1].The dengue virus non-structural antigen NSl that would develop before the appearance of dengue IgM and/or IgG is emerging as a suitable option for dengue diagnosis[2].Platelet therapy is a standard clinical practice for dengue patients with severe thrombocytopenia[3].However,during introductory screening,platelet count is not being done in many cases. This results in delays of platelet therapy. In the course of the current(2010) spurt of dengue in New Delhi[4],simultaneous screening for NSl,IgM and IgG and platelet enumeration has been introduced at the