ADA Pericardial Fluid Test

ADA Pericardial Fluid TestADA Pericardial Fluid Test: Enzyme Marker for Cardiac Tubercular Infection Direct answer: The ADA pericardial fluid test measures adenosine deaminase enzyme activity in fluid collected around the heart to help detect tuberculosis related pericardial infection and chronic cardiac inflammation. Adenosine deaminase (ADA) is an immune response enzyme released during active infection. When excess fluid accumulates in the sac surrounding the heart

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