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 TEST NAME 			                                      RESULT		        
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 HEPATITIS Be ANTIGEN						   NEGATIVE	


INTERPRETATION:-
1.	Hbe Ag appears soon after HBs Ag in detectable peaks during the acute disease  and disappers before HBs Ag is cleared from the serum.
 
2.	Persistence of Hbe Ag is an important indicator of continued active viral replication continued infectivity and and  probable progression to chronic hepatitis. 
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HEPATITIS BE ANTIBODY; ANTI HBE AB(5816)

  TEST 									  RESULT             
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    Antibody to Hepatitis Be Antigen					NEGATIVE
    (ANTI Hbe)
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INTERPRETATION OF RESULTS :- 

•	Samples with S/CO values greater than 1.000 are considered Non-reactive.

•	Samples with S/Co values less than or equal to 1.000 are considered Reactive. 

   LIMITATIONS OF THE PROCEDURE
      A nonreactive test result does not exclude the 
      possibility of exposure to or infection with 
      hepatitis B virus. 
      In order to differentiate acute HBV infection from 
      chronic HBV infection, the detection of anti-Hbe must  
      be correlated with patient symptoms and other 
      hepatitis B viral markers.   
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    Done By AXYSM Assay (ABOTT LABORATORIES)