(Normal range: Up to 40 μg/24 hrs (up to 0.63 mmol/ 24 hrs
Comment: Copper poisoning can occur through chronic inhalation of copper fumes and /or dusts that are typically associated with industrial work. Urine copper is elevated in Wilson’s disease, chronic active hepatitis, biliary cirrhosis, proteinuria, and rheumatoid arthritis. Decreased urinary levels are found in protein malnutrition
Sample: 24hr Urine, 5-10 ml 10% HCL
Normal range: Negative Comment: Peripheral blood smear for Filariais. One negative result does not rule out…
Normal range: 10-490 mg/dL Comment: IgA deficiency is associated with mild recurrent respiratory tract infection and…
Normal range: Negative Comment: Detect specific RSV antibody in patients suspected of having RSV. In a…
Normal range: Negative Comment: Chlamydia trachomatis causes a venereal disease that presents with enlarged and painful…
Normal range: Negative Comment: To detect axonal degeneration in peripheral nerves Sample: Tissue sections (Paraffin blocks)…
Normal range: Negative Comment: Autoantibodies to acetylcholine receptors are detectable in the serum of 90% of…