A discordant total human chorionic gonadotropin (thcg) result was obtained on one patient sample on an advia centaur xp instrument.The discordant thcg result was reported to the physician(s), who questioned it.The physician(s) notified the laboratory informing them the patient had a sonogram, which indicated the patient is pregnant.The customer repeated the initial sample on the same system, which resulted higher.The repeated thcg result was reported to the physician(s) as the corrected result.There are no known reports of patient intervention or adverse health consequences due to the discordant thcg result.
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