Endometrial Microbiome Test - Final Report

999

PATIENT ID: 0000004

PATIENT NAMEDOB (YYYY/MM/DD): FloraバリノスVarinos
フローラ: YYYY/MM/DD
1980/01/01

Varinosクリニック
fertility clinic
MEDICAL FACILITY : Varinos
PHYSICIAN NAME
: Dr.
Demo
針乃須 太郎 先生
DATE ORDERED: YYYY/MM/DD
2020/04/14

AGE

: 40

DATE RECEIVED: YYYY/MM/DD
2020/04/14

DATE REPORTED: YYYY/MM/DD
2022/05/19

DATE COLLECTED : YYYY/MM/DD
2020/04/14

TEST RESULT #1
SAMPLE TYPE

Lactobacillus (%)

CATEGORY#2

Endometirum

91.6 %LDM

COMMENTThe percentage of Lactobacillus is higher than the reference value and the microbiota is considered to befavorable.
SUPPLEMENTAL DATA: MICROBIAL PROFILEBACTERIA NAME (GENUS)
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2●

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4●

5●

6●

7●

8●

PERCENTAGE

Lactobacillus
Gardnerella
Ureaplasma
Megasphaera
Aerococcus
Prevotella
Atopobium
Others91.6 %
6.7 %
0.7 %
0.3 %
0.2 %
0.2 %
0.2 %
0.1 %

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FZ0010999-Demo004 E
MPY2

SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATIONS
The test estimates the abundance percentage of bacteria at the genus level(genus: a principal taxonomic category that ranks above species).
#1 Bacterial classifications detected by next generation sequencing are provided as asupplement.
If the genus information is unknown, the "family" information, which is the upper classof the "genus" is described (indicated as #4 (family)), and if the family
information is also unknown, "Unclassified" is used.
"Others" represents the sum of bacteria with an abundance of less than 0.1%.
Bacteria that are present in reagents or in the environment (background bacteria) areexcluded from the analysis results. These bacteria cannot be detected by this test. For
more details, please contact our sales representative.
#2 The following describes the abbreviated names of the categories.
- NLDM ( Non-Lactobacillus Dominant Microbiota, < 90.0% )- LDM ( Lactobacillus Dominant Microbiota, >= 90.0% )Please note: This document contains private and confidential health information. Values
obtained with different assay methodologies should not be used interchangeably in serial
testing.
The test was developed by Varinos Inc., a registered clinical laboratory in Japan, based on
published data and methodologies by Moreno et al. and Kyono et al.
The detection of a bacterium by this test does not necessarily indicate disease. Likewise,
the failure to detect a bacterium in this test does not rule out the presence of pathogenic
bacteria. There may be other organisms present that are not detected by this test. This
test is not a substitute for established methods of identifying bacteria or their antimicrobial
susceptibility profiles. Bacteria detected in the health status are only an indication ofpossible problems. LDM status does not promise successful pregnancy or delivery.
The final treatment decision should not be based on the test results alone, it should bedetermined in combination with other clinical findings and other factors.

#3 If the amount of extracted bacterial DNA is extremely small and almost no bacteria thatcan be considered to have originated from the specimen are detected, the result will beclassified as "Indeterminate". It is recommended to re-sample the specimen. It may be
due to a low bacteria level in the specimen.

Laboratory Director: Kyota Ashikawa
Lab: Varinos, Inc. Odaiba Laboratory (Japan registered clinical laboratory)
Location : DiverCity Tokyo Office Tower 21F, 1-1-20 Aomi, Koutou-ku, Tokyo, Japan

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