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COVID-19: What's Serology Got to Do with It?

COVID-19: What's Serology Got to Do with It?

Interview with Elitza Theel, Ph.D. In this bonus episode of Lab Medicine Rounds, Elitza Theel, Ph.D., the Director of Infectious Diseases Serology Lab and Co-Director for the Vector-Borne Diseases Service Line at Mayo Clinic, discusses the importance of

Lab Medicine Rounds · Mayo Clinic Laboratories

April 16, 202015m 57sbonus

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Show Notes

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00:00 Podcast Intro

 

00:50 Why is it important to have a serologic test for COVID-19 when there are already molecular PCR assays for diagnosis?

 

01:38 How are we going to b using the serologic test in clinical practice? 

 

03:02 When should and when shouldn’t we be ordering the serologic assay?

 

04:34 Can you elaborate on some of the limitations of this test?

 

06:05 Should we be listening to their local area is recommending related to COVID-19?

 

06:49 What are the challenges that you have to navigate with serologic testing for COVID-19?

 

09:32 This has really been a collaborative effort across the country to implement this test. Would you mind sharing what implementation of this serologic assay looked like? 

 

12:58 What are some lessons learned at this point that you think would be worth sharing to the lab professionals and students that listen to this podcast?

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laboratory medicineCOVID-19 TestingMayo Clinic Laboratoriesserology