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Which specimen is require for direct fluorescent antibody and immunoassay test for detecting c.trachcomatis?
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Either: A sample of urethral specimen is needed and this depends on what lab is used. A urethral swab or urine is common. See your clinic and what is offered.
Answered 3/29/2014
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