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Test Payment You can pay for QuantiFERON-TB Gold Plus (QFT-Plus). The cost for the test is $95. Tests are refundable up until the time you have the blood sample taken. QuantiFERON could be covered under some private healthcare insurance plans.
Collection Instructions: It is recommended to draw in the order grey, green, yellow, purple. As the 1 ml tubes draw relatively slowly, keep the tube on the needle for 2-3 seconds once the tube appears to have completed filling. This will ensure the correct volume is drawn.
The T-SPOT. TB test detects individual memory T cells that produce IFN- in response to M. tuberculosis antigens, using the enzyme-linked immunospot technique. The QuantiFERON-TB Gold test measures IFN- in the supernatant of antigen-stimulated cells by enzyme-linked immunoassay.
How are the test results interpreted? If the test is positive, it is likely you were exposed to tuberculosis and that you have latent tuberculosis infection (LTBI). A chest X-ray should be done to make sure you do not have TB disease in your lungs. QuantiFERON, like the TB skin test, can sometimes give false results.
QuantiFERON (also called QFT) is a blood test to detect infection with tuberculosis. For the test, a health care worker will take some blood (less than a teaspoon) from your vein. The blood is then sent to a lab for testing.
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$145 QuantiFERON Gold Tb Blood Test Results available within 3-5 days.
A positive test result suggests that M. tuberculosis infection is likely; a negative result suggests that infection is unlikely. An indeterminate result indicates an uncertain likelihood of M. tuberculosis infection.
All four tubes are required for a single test result. Each tube is designed to draw only 1 mL and fill time may be longer than other blood collection tubes. Because of the limited vacuum in these tubes, use a needle and holder (not a butterfly) to collect QuantiFERON specimens.
What is QuantiFERON-TB Gold? QuantiFERON-TB Gold (QFT) is a simple blood test that aids in the detection of Mycobacterium tuberculosis, the bacteria which causes tuberculosis (TB).
Those likely to be infected with TB. Anyone with low or intermediate risk of disease progression. Those for whom it has been decided that testing for latent TB infection is warranted.

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