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HLA-B27 is a blood test to look for a protein that is found on the surface of white blood cells. The protein is called human leukocyte antigen B27 (HLA-B27). Human leukocyte antigens (HLAs) are proteins that help the body’s immune system tell the difference between its own cells and foreign, harmful substances.The HLA-B27 test is primarily ordered to help strengthen or confirm a suspected diagnosis of ankylosing spondylitis (AS), reactive arthritis, juvenile rheumatoid arthritis (JRA), or sometimes anterior uveitis.

Apollo Diagnostics

The visionary Founder CEO MR.Sriram Iyer of Apollo Group identified this retail healthcare opportunity long before others and thus Apollo Clinics were established as a network. Since setting-up its first Clinic in 2002, AHLL has experienced significant growth and come a long way not only in terms of its geographical footprint and number of centres but also in the variety of formats it operates in today. The recent acquisition of Nova Specialty Hospitals by AHLL places the Company as the largest player in multi-specialty planned surgical centres in India. In the last 4 years, the business has expanded from 2 formats to 5 formats and established leadership in practically every segment that it operates in.

Apollo Diagnostics

The most well-known and reliable method of assisted reproduction is in vitro fertilisation, which involves pairing up the egg and sperm in a lab environment such that fertilisation can occur outside of the female body. The resulting embryo is positioned on the uterine wall of the female, where it develops normally.

HSG treatment
An sophisticated imaging procedure called hysterosalpingography, or HSG, is used to check the fallopian tubes and uterus for any abnormalities.

Sperm retrieval
A key step in assisted reproduction is sperm retrieval, which entails taking healthy sperm samples from the male partner using a range of invasive and non-invasive methods.

Semen/Egg/Embryo freezing
For couples who wish to postpone having children for private or medical reasons, this is an option. To be thawed and used later, the sperm, eggs, and embryos are stored in an inactive, frozen state.

Oocyte vitrification
The quick cooling method is a sophisticated technology that enables a lady to store her eggs. By doing this, the likelihood of becoming a mother in the future is preserved.

Laser-assisted hatching
It is an innovative choice utilised in IVF operations that helps to boost the rates of embryo implantation by assisting the embryo in penetrating its shell.

(1) Most sensitive test for metastatic deposit is[A] Isotope scan[B] CT Scan[C] Skeletal survey[D] TomographyAnswer: CT Scan(2) Water soluble contrast media used for myelography is[A] Metrizamide[B] Dianosil[C] Conray[D] IohexolAnswer: Metrizamide(3) Osteosclerotic bone secondaries are seen in[A] Carcinoma thyroid[B] Carcinoma prostate[C] Carcinoma stomach[D] Carcinoma lungAnswer: Carcinoma prostate(4) The “Target Sign” sonographically means[A] Ovarian carcinoma[B] Ectopic kidney[C] Intussusception[D] Liver metastasisAnswer: Intussusception(5) “Sentinel loop” appearance on X-ray is seen[A] Acute pancreatitis[B] Chronic pancreatitis[C] Intestinal obstruction[D] Acute appendicitisAnswer: Acute pancreatitis(6) X-rays are modified[A] Protons[B] Electrons[C] Neutrons[D] PositronsAnswer: Electrons(7) Echoenecpahalography is most useful for detecting[A] Ventricular dilatation[B] Midline shift[C] Epilepsy[D] Vascular lesionsAnswer: Ventricular dilatation(8) Signs of increased intracranial tension in a child in a skull X-ray[A] Separation of the sutures[B] Tense anterior fontanelle[C] Silver beaten appearance of the bones[D] All of the aboveAnswer: All of the above(9) Medusa lock appearance in X- ray seen in[A] ascariasis[B] Tapeworm[C] Hookworm[D] Ascaris and tapewormAnswer: ascariasis(10) Angle of trachea is increased in which chamber of heart enlargement[A] Left atrium[B] Right atrium[C] Left ventricle[D] Right ventriclAnswer: Left atrium(11) Solitary nodule lung cannot be[A] Tuberculoma[B] Neurofibroma[C] Bronchogenic carcinoma[D] LymphomaAnswer: Lymphoma(12) Best mode of imaging for suspected uric acid calculi is[A] Plain film of abdomen[B] Ultrasonography[C] Intravenous pyelography[D] RadionuclidesAnswer: Ultrasonography(13) Right side of mediastinal shadow is not formed by[A] SVC[B] right innominate[C] RA[D] RVAnswer: RV(14) The X-ray finding of small intestinal malabsorption syndrome are all except[A] Increased transit time[B] mucosal atrophy[C] Dilatation of bowel[D] Flocculation of BariumAnswer: Increased transit time(15) During angiocardiography the mitral valve is best visualized in the[A] Frontal view[B] Lateral view[C] Right anterior oblique view[D] None of the aboveAnswer: Right anterior oblique view(16) Cystic dilation of collecting tubules are seen in[A] Adult polycystic kidney[B] Medullary sponge kidney[C] Horse shoe shaped kidney[D] NephroblastomaAnswer: Medullary sponge kidney(17) Pericardial calcification is caused by all except[A] Radiotherapy to the mediastinum[B] Methysergide therapy[C] Anticoagulant therapy[D] DermatomyositisAnswer: Dermatomyositis(18) In Urinary tract tuberculosis, frequent finding on plain film of abdomen is[A] Mass[B] Ileus[C] Calcification[D] Psoas abscessAnswer: Calcification(19) Diagnosis of aortic calcification is done by fluoroscopy by seeing[A] Side to side movement[B] Up and down movement[C] Combined movement[D] NoneAnswer: Side to side movement(20) The overall heart size in tetralogy of Fallot is usually[A] Markedly enlarged[B] Normal or relatively small[C] Slightly enlarged[D] Moderately enlargedAnswer: Normal or relatively small