Oxalate, plasma
Clinical Background:
Investigation of stone formers
Should only be used if renal function is abnormal, otherwise urine oxalate is preferable
Investigation of stone formers
Should only be used if renal function is abnormal, otherwise urine oxalate is preferable
Test Details
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Discipline:
Biochemistry
Biochemistry
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Specimen Container Adult:
EDTA plasma
EDTA plasma
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Specimen Container Paediatric:
EDTA plasma
EDTA plasma
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Minimum Volume Adult:
1 mL
1 mL
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Minimum Volume Paediatric:
1 mL
1 mL
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Special Requirement:
Send the sample to the laboratory immediately after collection.
Sample must be separated and frozen within 2 hours of collection.
Plasma oxalate should only be used if the renal function is abnorma...
Read MoreSend the sample to the laboratory immediately after collection.
Sample must be separated and frozen within 2 hours of collection.
Plasma oxalate should only be used if the renal function is abnormal. Otherwise, urine oxalate is the preferred sample type.
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Transport Requirements:
Sample sent on dry ice
Sample sent on dry ice
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Routine Contact Name:
Duty biochemist
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Routine Telephone:
Freeman: 0191 244 8889
RVI: 0191 282 9719Freeman: 0191 244 8889
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