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Veterinary & animal health · Infectious disease: reference scope and assay limitations

Rabies Direct Fluorescent Antibody (DFA) Test

The direct fluorescent antibody test on fresh brain tissue (brainstem, cerebellum, hippocampus) is the WOAH and WHO reference method for rabies. Apple-green inclusions with valid positive and negative controls confirm rabies antigen; positive results are reported to public-health and veterinary authorities at once.

Guideline: WOAH Terrestrial Manual Chapter 3.1.19 Rabies (adopted 2023); WHO Laboratory techniques in rabies, 5th ed. (2018)

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Veterinary & animal health · Infectious disease: reference scope and assay limitations

Rabies Direct Fluorescent Antibody (DFA) Test

WOAH Terrestrial Manual Chapter 3.1.19 Rabies (adopted 2023); WHO Laboratory techniques in rabies, 5th ed. (2018)

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Photos are kept in a separate STAINIC image library (not your storage quota) to build future recognition models. When you tap "Suggest findings", the photo is also sent to an AI model, over the internet, which proposes values; nothing is filled until you tick and accept them.

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Photograph only the smear / film / field — never patient names, labels, faces or documents. Photos are not linked to any patient. AI suggestions are decision-support only and must always be verified by a qualified pathologist; they are not a diagnosis or treatment advice.

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