Hepa B screening and titer.

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Can you please help me interpret my results. Thank you! :)

I got my HBsAg Screening : Non Reactive. Then I did my Hepatis Titer and here are the results:

Hepatits Marker: (HBsAg (+))

C.O.V.: 1.000

Pts. Abs: 622.300

Result: Reactive

it says: (+) Patient's absorbance equal to or greater the COV is considered REACTIVE by Microelisa Method; less tan the COV is NON-REACTIVE

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I forgot to mention the test I took. It was Anti-HBS.

I don't know why the Hepatis Marker is HbsAg instead of HbsAb (antibody).

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