[카테고리:] FAQ
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What is the process in cases of 3B-NEO blood collection failure or unsuitable samples?
3B-NEO operates a rigorous sample quality control (QC) system to ensure the accuracy of analysis results, and takes the following steps to minimize inconvenience for clinicians and guardians in the event of a sample rejection.
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How is long-term data for 3B-NEO managed?
All genomic data is de-identified to prevent individual identification and securely stored within 3billion’s security system. Retained data is strictly restricted to use for result accuracy verification, analysis quality management, service improvement, and medical research purposes only. 3billion adheres to the highest standards of security to protect children’s valuable genetic information and places the highest…
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How long does 3B-NEO take from sample submission to results?
Final results are available within 2 weeks from the date the specimen is received at the 3billion laboratory.
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How should samples be collected using the 3B-NEO newborn DBS card?
1. Fill in patient information Before collection, record the newborn’s information on the card, including the 3billion ID and date of birth. 2. Disinfect and perform heel prick Disinfect the newborn’s heel and gently puncture it using a sterile lancet. 3. Remove the first drop of blood Because the first drop may contain alcohol residue…
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What should I do if 3B-NEO results differ from the conventional newborn screening?
Interpretation by scenario is as follows: