Originally Posted by
jola57
Good for you. Lab results are only as good as the techs that perform them. When I was doing Hep C tests years ago, they kept going wrong. At that time it took almost 2 days to do the assay, and 4 concurrent test were out of range. If I made the mistake of trying to "make" the results work because it was taking such a long time, my lab wouldn't find out that we got a bad batch of reagents. The patiens would receive false +ve or -ve results with grave consequences, just like yours. I'm glad you let them know.
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