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MY-B146-2 | |||||
Name | MY-B146-2 | Diseases | Venous thromb oembolism | Sample Mode | P/W.B |
Sample Volume | 100μL | Detection Time | 10 min | Diluent or not | Yes |
Recommended Test Temperature | 23 -25℃ | Measuring Range | 0.10 -10.00 mg /L | Reference Value | 0.50 mg /L |
Anticoagulant | sodium citrate | Result Interpretation | a. <Reference Value:exclude DVT and PE; b. ≥Reference Value: possibility of DVT, PE, DIC, etc. |
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Special groups and measuring values | a.The elderly D-dimer concentration increases with age. The new age -adjusted D-dimer cut -off value is calculated by multiplying the patient's age by 10 in patients older than 50 years. b.Pregnant women D-dimer levels increased progressively and significantly through pregnancy and peaked in the third trimester. c.Cancer patient Many cancer patients are reported to have elevated D-dimer levels. |
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Clinical Application | a.Excluding the diagnosis of pulmonary embolism (PE) and deep vein thrombosis (DVT). b.Monitoring treatment of DIC. c.Monitoring thrombolytic therapy. d.D-dimer might be used to monitor disease progression of COVID-19 and guide whether anticoagulation therapy should be initiated in patients with COVID-19. NOTE: D-dimer has two different units of measure: fibrinogen equivalent units (FEU) and D-dimer units (DDU). Our report D-dimer results using FEU. The mass of the FEU is about 1.7 times greater than the mass of the DDU. |
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Test Procedure | a.Take 100μL sample into diluent and mix gently. b.Add 100μL sample to the test card. c.Wait for 10 min. d.Insert test card and press “Start” to start a test. |