Class I Antibody Detection (PRA%)

The Class I antibody detection test measures the percentage of panel reactive antibodies (PRA) against Class I antigens, which are used in organ transplantation. Higher PRA percentages indicate a higher likelihood of transplant rejection.

Also known asClass I Antibody Detection (pra %) Class I Antibody Detection (pra %)

Available via

Home Collection, Lab Visit

Contains

1 parameters

Earliest reports in

2 Working Days

Test details

Class I Antibody Detection (PRA%) Test in Bengaluru Overview

Preparations

No special preparations needed

Test included
Class I Antibody Detection (PRA%) includes 1 parameter

  • Percentage Of Hla Class I Antibodies Present In Recipient
Frequently Asked Questions

This test detects panel reactive antibodies (PRA) against HLA Class I antigens, primarily used to evaluate sensitization levels in transplant candidates.

This test is recommended for:

  • Patients awaiting organ transplantation.
  • Individuals with a history of multiple transfusions or pregnancies.
  • Monitoring patients for anti-HLA antibody formation post-transplant.

A blood sample is analyzed using flow cytometry or Luminex technology to detect the presence of anti-HLA Class I antibodies.

  • High PRA percentage: Indicates high sensitization and increased risk of organ rejection.
  • Low PRA percentage: Suggests a lower risk of rejection.

It helps assess the risk of transplant rejection and guides immunosuppressive therapy.

Test code

8882

Specimen vol. and vacutainer information
SpecimenVacutainerVolume
SerumYellow Vacutainer3 ML

Specimen stability information

Serum

Collection instructions

Age,Gender,Clinical history required

Specimen rejection criteria

Test run frequency

'

Turn around time

2 Working Days

Performing locations

Department

  • Hla Serology

CPT and Loinc codes

Class I Antibody Detection (PRA%)

13000