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Role of biochip indirect immunofluorescence assay in diagnosis of autoimmune vesicobullous disorders in a tertiary care setting

B SubadharshiniPK KaviarasanK KannambalB Poorana

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Aim: To evaluate the role of BIOCHIP mosaic based immunofluorescence test in the screening and diagnosis of autoimmune bullous disorsders. Results: Results of DIF and BIOCHIP were compared with clinical diagnosis. The sensitivity of DIF was 99% in all epidermal and subepidermal bullous diseases. The sensitivity of BIOCHIP in the diagnosis of pemphigus vulgaris, bullous pemphigoid, pemphigus foliaceus was almost 100% and comparable with that of DIF. Conclusion: Thus the sensitivity and diagnostic accuracy of BIOCHIP is comparable with DIF making it a more effective practical screening tool for patients with suspected AIBD. Thus, BIOCHIP can be used as first line tool in the diagnosis of autoimmune bullous disorders.

Food Allergy and Anaphylaxis ResearchVirology and Viral DiseasesDermatological diseases and infestationsBiochipPemphigus foliaceusPemphigus vulgarisBullous pemphigoidMedicinePemphigusImmunofluorescencePemphigoidTertiary careDermatology
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