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[idahobeavers]

ok i got back my gen path results. they look good. would u please look these over for me and let me know what you all think?this is all there is on this paper.bcr/abl1 detected,bcr/abl1 of b2a2 type 1.54%,bcr/abl1 b3a2 type not detected,bcr/abl1 e1a2 type not detected..549 copies of bcr/abl1 per ml blood normaliozed, the bcr/abl1 quant comparision with the international scale is 0.89,eg bcr/abl1 value x0.89= international scale ratio.major molecular response or a 3 log reduction from standarized baselone represents a transcript level below 0.112% with this assay.undetected transcripts represent a 4 log or greater improvement.

ok now heres my cbc

wbc 2.0,rbc 2.64,hgb 10.6,hct 30.9,mcv 117.0mch 40.3,mchc 34.4,rdw 17.0,plt 42,mpv 9.6,ne% 30.6,ly 56.9,mo 6.4,eo 6.1,ba 0.0,#ne 0.6,ly 1.1 mo 0.10,eo 0.1 ba 0.0

heres last weeks

wbc 3.2,rbc 2.91,hgb 11.5 hct 35.1,mcv 120.0,mch 39.6,mchc 34.4,rdw 17.0,plt 30,mpv 9.6,                                                               ne#1.1,ly#1.1,mo#0.10 eo # 0.2 ba #0.0

can anyone tell me how i am doing?

i go to ohsu on the 13th for a bmb

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[Trey]

Your PCR was done at GenPath, which reports the PCR result on the International Scale (IS).  Their specific conversion factor for GenPath is .89 so they take the result of their PCR times .89 and that is the IS result.  So for you, the actual raw PCR percentage was 1.73% which was converted to IS by the formula 1.73 x .89 = 1.54

This test shows your PCR is 1.54% which is roughly a 2 log reduction by IS standards.  So that is good compared to where you have been on your journey so far.  And your overall blood quality is improving, with a little less anemia.

[idahobeavers]

thank you sooooooo much trey.now if i can get my counts up and restart the sprycel. might get where i need to be one day. thank you agin for looking. you dont know how much this means to me.