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AFB DRUG SUSCEPTIBILITY PANEL (14 DRUGS) / PURE CULTURE

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The AFB Drug Susceptibility Panel (14 Drugs) at Metropolis Healthcare provides a comprehensive evaluation of first-line and second-line anti-TB drugs using a pure mycobacterial culture. This test identifies resistance patterns in Mycobacterium tuberculosis to guide effective treatment, especially in MDR and XDR TB cases. Metropolis uses advanced culture-based DST methods and expert microbiology analysis to ensure high accuracy. Early detection of drug resistance helps clinicians tailor therapy and improve patient outcomes

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Price: Rs. 14,840.00

Sample Type: (Mtb Complex) Bottle , LJ slant , MGIT Tube

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ's):

What is the AFB Drug Susceptibility Panel (14 Drugs)?
It is a comprehensive test at Metropolis Healthcare that checks the sensitivity and resistance of TB bacteria against 14 anti-TB drugs.

Who should undergo this test?
Patients with suspected drug-resistant TB, treatment failure, relapse, or incomplete response may require this extensive DST panel.

What sample is required for the test?
A pure culture of Mycobacterium tuberculosis is needed to accurately evaluate drug susceptibility.

How is the test performed at Metropolis Healthcare?
Metropolis uses advanced culture-based methods to measure bacterial growth response to each drug, ensuring reliable DST results.

Does this test help in MDR and XDR TB cases?
Yes, the panel includes drugs relevant to MDR and XDR TB, supporting precise treatment planning.

Is fasting required before the test?
No fasting or special preparation is needed for this culture-based analysis.

How accurate are the results provided by Metropolis Healthcare?
Results are highly dependable due to strict quality control, expert microbiologists, and standardized DST protocols.

How does this test support treatment decisions?
By identifying which drugs the TB bacteria are resistant or sensitive to, doctors can formulate an effective, personalized treatment regimen.

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