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| Code |
Test Description
* Indicates send out test |
| * S16596 |
Parathyroid Hormone Related Protein (PTH-rp) |
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| Specimen |
1 ml plasma (frozen) from LT in RT or plastic vial |
| Method |
RIA |
| Schedule |
714 working days |
| Indication |
Tests for hypercalcemia of malignancy. |
Interpretive Guidelines |
An elevated PTH-rp concentration supports a diagnosis of hypercalcemia of malignancy.
A normal PTH-rp conentration does not exclude a diagnosis of hypercalcemia of malignancy. |
| Comments |
Serum am give false negative results and is not recommended. |
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| T395 |
Partial Thromboplastin Time (PTT) |
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| Specimen |
1 full BT |
| Method |
Mechanical |
| Schedule |
Daily |
| Indication |
Evaluation of bleeding disorders. Evaluates the intrinsic and common coagulation pathways. |
Interpretive Guidelines |
Prolonged with deficiencies of Factors VII, IX, XI, XII and fibrinogen. Also increased in DIC. |
| Comments |
Requires adequate blood: citrate ratio (9:1). BT must be at least half full. |
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| T690 |
Parvovirus Antibody Titer IgG and IgM (Canine only) |
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| Specimen |
1 ml serum |
| Method |
IFA |
| Schedule |
12 working days |
| Indication |
Determine recent exposure to canine parvovirus. |
Interpretive Guidelines |
An elevated IgG titer is consistent with immune response following vaccination or exposure to
natural infection. A four-fold rise in titer over 23 weeks is consistent with active infection.
An IgM titer of 1:10 or greater is consistent with recent exposure or recent vaccination. |
| Comments |
This test is for canines only; see panleukopenia for felines. |
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| T695 |
Parvovirus Antigen (Canine only) |
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| Specimen |
1 g fresh feces |
| Method |
ELISA |
| Schedule |
12 working days |
| Indication |
To determine active parvovirus infection. |
Interpretive Guidelines |
Virus is shed in the initial phase of the disease. False negative results may occur in the
prepatent and recovery phases of the diesase. |
| Comments |
Positive fecal test is presumptive evidence of infection. Antigen is measurable for only
2496 hours after the pnset of clinical signs. Recent vaccination (2 weeks) with modified
live vaccine may cause false positive results. |
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| T697 |
Parvovirus (Panleukopenia) Antigen (Feline only) |
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| Specimen |
1 g fresh feces |
| Method |
ELISA |
| Schedule |
12 working days |
| Indication |
To determine active parvovirus infection. |
Interpretive Guidelines |
Virus is shed in the initial phase of the disease. False negative results may occur in the
prepatent and recovery phases of the diesase. |
| Comments |
Positive fecal test is presumptive evidence of infection. Antigen is measurable for only
2496 hours after the pnset of clinical signs. Recent vaccination (2 weeks) with modified
live vaccine may cause false positive results. |
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| T700 |
Parvovirus Antigen and Antibody |
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| Specimen |
1 g fresh feces and 1 ml serum |
| Method |
Antigen: ELISA
Antibody: IFA |
| Schedule |
13 working days |
Interpretive Guidelines |
See individual tests. |
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