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Packaging and Shipping Rabies Specimens as Biological Substances, Category B UN3373 Primary Container: A sealable, leakproof plastic bag such as a zip-top storage or freezer bag. Secondary Container: A sealable, clear, plastic storage or freezer bag (could also use a biohazard transport bag).
A pair of disposable gloves should be worn in all cases when handling specimens. Exposure to rabies virus via the eyes is considered the highest risk due to the close proximity to the brain, therefore eye protection (goggles/facemask) is strongly recommended for head or brain removal.
Ante-mortem testing for rabies: Suitable samples include saliva, neck skin biopsy, serum and cerebrospinal fluid. Post-mortem testing for rabies: Brain tissue is the preferred specimen for confirmatory testing of rabies and may be collected at autopsy.
Fresh frozen (unfixed) tissues are preferred for rabies diagnosis. Specimens that should be packed on dry ice and shipped frozen include: Fresh frozen (unfixed) tissue (e.g. brain, skin biopsy) Serum.
Place wrapped specimen in a plastic bag, seal the bag and attach completed lab transmittal form to the outside of the plastic bag. Place this entire package inside a second plastic bag to protect the lab slip. Seal the bag. Keep the head refrigerated until time to deliver to the laboratory.
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Ante-mortem specimens. Suitable ante-mortem specimens for rabies testing include saliva, nuchal skin biopsy and cerebrospinal fluid (CSF). 1.1 Saliva specimens. 1.2 CSF specimens. 1.3 Nuchal biopsy specimens. Post-mortem specimens. 2.1 Brain specimens. Transportation.
Place wrapped specimen in a plastic bag, seal the bag and attach completed lab transmittal form to the outside of the plastic bag. Place this entire package inside a second plastic bag to protect the lab slip. Seal the bag. Keep the head refrigerated until time to deliver to the laboratory.
Fresh frozen (unfixed) tissues are preferred for rabies diagnosis. Specimens that should be packed on dry ice and shipped frozen include: Fresh frozen (unfixed) tissue (e.g. brain, skin biopsy)

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