| 英文摘要 |
D-Dimer is an important diagnostic marker for excluding thromboembolic diseases. However, its results may sometimes be inconsistent with clinical presentations or FDP (fibrinogen degradation products) levels, leading to challenges in interpretation. Understanding the causes and management of these inconsistencies is therefore crucial. This study reviewed 6,064 cases from 2018 to 2020 in which both FDP and D-Dimer were tested simultaneously using the INNOVANCE D-Dimer kit (immunoturbidimetric assay) at our hospital, identifying 35 cases (0.577%) with discrepant results. From August to December 2022, 27 samples with elevated D-Dimer levels (>0.5 mg/L) but normal FDP levels were reanalyzed using the VIDAS D-Dimer Exclusion™II kit (enzyme-linked fluorescent assay). Among them, 8 showed D-Dimer concentrations below the clinical threshold (<0.5 mg/L). One sample, after treatment with a heterophilic antibody blocking reagent, showed a 73.3% reduction in D-Dimer concentration, indicating interference likely due to non-specific antibodies. The study highlights that while immunoturbidimetric assays offer convenience, they may yield false positives due to interferences such as the hook effect, heterophilic antibodies, or autoantibodies. When D-Dimer results are inconsistent with clinical findings or FDP levels, confirmation using alternative platforms or blocking reagents is recommended to ensure accuracy. |