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elisa vs western blot
Feb 20, 2008
Tengo años con mi pareja con VIH, yo me practico el examen Elisa cada 4 meses y siempre sale negativo. Deberia hacerme el western blot? Que diferencias existen en ambas purebas?. Muchas gracias Doctores por su labor y espero su respuesta. Un saludo desde Mexico. Horacio
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Respuesta del Dr. Natterstad
Querido Horacio,
No, el Western Blot se usa solamente como una prueba confirmatoria cuando el ELISA es repetidamente positivo. Un ELISA negativo quiere decir VIH negativo. Punto. Fin del relato.
Hasta pronto en México. La Conferencia Internacional de SIDA tendrá lugar en la Ciudad de México entre el 3 y el 8 de Agosto de 2008.
Mucha suerte y un abrazo fuerte.
Dr. Steve
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