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IgG
Measures IgG antibody levels in body fluids to assess immune response in specific tissues.
Why This Biomarker Matters
IgG in body fluids indicates infection, inflammation, or immune dysfunction in specific areas. Elevated levels help diagnose conditions like meningitis, peritonitis, and autoimmune diseases.
Understanding Your Results
Normal Range
700 – 1600 mg/dL
Overview
IgG is an antibody protein produced by the immune system to fight infections and provide long-term immunity. When measured in body fluids like serum or plasma, peritoneal fluid, or pleural fluid, IgG levels help evaluate immune response and identify infections or inflammatory conditions in specific body compartments. Elevated IgG in these fluids may indicate chronic infection, autoimmune disease, or immune system dysfunction.
Technical Information (LOINC Codes)
Standardized laboratory codes for this biomarker
77177-4Primary2464-62465-315183-733415-16780-118302-018301-215184-547083-16781-917007-638488-344595-721350-425445-830141-6106811-354901-455922-955923-755974-055975-756122-576489-476490-2Available Lab Tests
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