Foot and mouth disease virus
| Material: | Antibody demonstration: 2 ml serum DNA detection: serum, EDTA-blood, vesicular fluid, swab | Criteria for evaluation | Please refer to findings report |
| Clinical presentation | Aphthae disease of cloven-hoofed animals, rarely transmitted to humans (such as laboratory staff), with development of aphthae and ulcers of the mouth area as well as vesicles on hand and feet. Significant deterioration of the general condition. Differential diagnosis: Aphthous stomatitis in children (herpes simplex virus), hand-foot and-mouth disease (Coxsackie A5, A10, A16; enterovirus type 71), herpangina (Coxsackie A2-6, A8, A10). |
| Please note | Captured are IgG antibodies (serotype O, A, C)
Please also refer to: “Aphthae” (indications directory) |
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More Results for the letter F
- Factor II activity (FACT01)
- Prothrombin
- Factor II mutation (FACT02)
- Prothrombin mutation G20210A
- Factor IX activity (FACT11)
- Factor V activity (FACT03)
- Factor V mutation Leiden (FACT04)
- Mutation: G1691A
- Factor VII activity (FACT05)
- Factor VIII activity (FACT06)
- Factor VIII inhibitor (FACT10)
- Factor VIII ristocetin cofactor (von Willebrand factor activity) (FACT08)
- vWF:activity
- Factor VIII von Willebrand factor antigen (FACT07)
- vWF:Ag
- Factor VIII von Willebrand multimers (FACT09)
- Factor X activity (FACT12)
- Factor XI activity (FACT13)
- Factor XII activity (FACT14)
- Hageman-Factor
- Factor XIII activity (FACT15)
- Syn.: fibrin stabilising factor
- Factor–II–activity (FAK2)
- Prothrombin
- Factor-II-mutation (FAK2GM)
- Prothrombin mutation G20210A
- Factor-IX-activity (FAK9)
- Factor-V-activity (FAK5)
- Factor-V-mutation Leiden (FAK5GM)
- Mutation: G1691A
- Factor-VII-activity (FAK7)
- Factor-VIII-activity (FAK8)
- Factor-VIII-inhibitor (FAK8IN)
- Bethesda assay
- Factor-X-activity (FAK10)
- Factor-XI-activity (FAK11)
- Factor-XII-activity (FAK12)
- Hageman factor
- Factor-XIII-activity (FAK13)
- Fibrin-stabilizing factor
- Fasciola hepatica (FASCI, FASCG)
- Common liver fluke
- Fat, total in stool (FETT1)
- Fatty acids, long-chained (LAFS)
- LCFA