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Test Result Question


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Hi everyone,

I picked up Katharine's test results today from the start of things.

In June of 06 she had a IGA of 28

In Sept of 06 we went to a GI and it had spiked to 100

In Sept of 07 we are to 80.1

In the the tests results it keeps saying "Titer to follow"

On 9/5/06 they collected an Endomysial Antibody IgA, Titer (EMA TTR)

Next to the name it says...

>=1:320 *

Can anyone tell me if this number means anything?

I have figured out the rest of the medical mumbojumbo for the cbc and the Antibody tests, but this one I couldn't figure out!


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Next to my Endomysial Ab Titer results it reads

Positive 1:320 Negative <1:5

The positive result was circled on mine.

Hope this helps!

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