Toxoplasmosis - Revision history

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-MUST NOT DONATE if [[confirmed current infection at the time of donation]].
+MUST NOT DONATE if confirmed current infection at the time of donation.
 Once the infection is cured, no deferral time is needed although it is recommended to inform the TC.
 ==Pseudonyms or Related Conditions==

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 ) Toxoplasmosis IgM = negative AND Toxoplasmosis IgG = positive or negative
 Donor can be cleared
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 Repeat IgG and IgM
 Dye Test
 Toxo PCR

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 ) Toxoplasmosis IgM = positive AND Toxoplasmosis IgG = positive or negative
 Samples should be sent to Toxoplasma Reference Unit (Public Health Wales)
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 MUST NOT DONATE if [[confirmed current infection at the time of donation]].
 Once the infection is cured, no deferral time is needed although it is recommended to inform the TC.

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 ==Explanation of Condition==
-Common parasitic infection spread by cat faeces or eating undercooked meat. It can also be spread by blood or stem cells infusion.
+Common parasitic infection from cat faeces or eating undercooked meat. It can be spread by transfusion.
 It causes fever, rash and swollen glands. It is rarely symptomatic in normal individuals, but may cause severe disease in those with a compromised immune system and foetal malformations in pregnant women.
 See also [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Toxoplasmosis Toxoplasmosis]

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 ==Acceptability at CT / Work-Up==
-QUALIFIED
+ACCEPTABLE
 ==Individual at Risk==
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 ==Explanation of Condition==
-Infection causing fever, rash and swollen glands. It is rarely severe in normal individuals, but may cause severe disease in those with a compromised immune system, as well as foetal malformations if a pregnant woman is infected.
+Common parasitic infection spread by cat faeces or eating undercooked meat. It can also be spread by blood or stem cells infusion.
 See also [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Toxoplasmosis Toxoplasmosis]
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-) Toxoplasmosis IgM = positive AND Toxoplasmosis IgG = positive
+) Toxoplasmosis IgM = positive AND Toxoplasmosis IgG = positive or negative
 Samples should be sent to Toxoplasma Reference Unit (Public Health Wales)
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-) Toxoplasmosis IgM = positive AND Toxoplasmosis IgG = negative
+MUST NOT DONATE if [[confirmed current infection at the time of donation]].
 ==Pseudonyms or Related Conditions==

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 ==Version==
-Version 1, Edition 1
+Version 1, Edition 2
 ====Date of Last Update====
 June 2016

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 ==Guidance==
-Acceptable if toxoplasma antibody positive, but inform transplant centre.
+Testing outcomes and recommendations
 ==Pseudonyms or Related Conditions==