Table 1:
Comparative analysis of antibody detection by SEVA TB ELISA (IgG) and circulating free & immune complexed antigen by SEVA TB ELISA (Ag) in pulmonary tuberculosis (Banerjee et al Indian Journal of Clin Biochem, 2001).

 

Group

Total no. screened

No. (%) showing +ve reaction for

    Ab*                Ag**           CIC-Ag**

Pulmonary Tb (S+C+)

25

23 (92)

20 (80)

18 (72)

Disease Controls

18

1 (5.5)

1 (5.5)

1 (5.5)

COAD

6

1

-

-

Leprosy

4

-

-

-

Chronic bronchitis

4

-

1

1

Pneumonia

4

-

-

-

Healthy Controls

20

1 (5)

1 (5)

-

 

*Sera showing positive reaction at 1:600 dilution
**Sera showing positive reaction at 1:300 dilution




Table 2:
SEVA TB IgG ELISA for detecting antibody in extra pulmonary tuberculosis (Banerjee et al in communication).

 

Group

Total No. Screened

No. (%) positivity for tubercular IgG antibody* to ES – 31/ 41

Tubercular lymphadenopathy

25

22 (88)

Tubercular meningitis

10

9 (90)

Abdominal tuberculosis

27

22 (81.5)

Bone & Joint tuberculosis

26

22 (84.6)

Disease Controls

 

 

Non-Specific. lymphadenitis

7

1

Pyogenic meningitis

5

1

Ulcerative colitis

4

-

Crohn’s disease

4

-

Rheumatoid arthritis

8

1

Healthy Controls

20

2 (10)

 

* Sera showing positive reaction at 1: 600 dilution
*ES-41 was used for IgG detection in bone & joint and abdominal TB cases



Table 3:
Six month follow up of pulmonary tuberculosis patients during ATT for circulating tubercular antigen by SEVA TB (Ag) ELISA (Pati et al in communication)

 

Day of sample collection

No. screened

 

No. (%) showing positive reaction for*

Antigen by SEVA TB ELISA (Ag)

0

32

18 (56)

30

32

17 (53)

60

32

16 (50)

180

32

  8 (25)

 

*Sera showing positive reaction at 1:100 dilution.

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