Ir 17-08-2017 2
Ir 17-08-2017 2
Ir 17-08-2017 2
C012139-Portea-Mumbai
1st Floor Jai View apartment396/57 17th Road North AvenueSantacruz West
Mumbai, 400059
MAHARASHTRA, India
Tel : 9821544354
Email : shradha.raorane@porteamedical.com; sunita.pandey@porteamedical.com; pranali.shinde@porteamedical.com
COLLECTED ON : 16/08/2017 00:00 REGISTERED ON : 16/08/2017 18:47 REPORTED ON: 17/08/2017 00:46
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BIOCHEMISTRY
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C012139-Portea-Mumbai
1st Floor Jai View apartment396/57 17th Road North AvenueSantacruz West
Mumbai, 400059
MAHARASHTRA, India
Tel : 9821544354
Email : shradha.raorane@porteamedical.com; sunita.pandey@porteamedical.com; pranali.shinde@porteamedical.com
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Interpretation(s)
GOOD CONTROL 6.4 - 7.0
FAIR CONTROL 7.0 - 8.0
ACTION SUGGESTED > 8.0
NOTE:
1. Glycosylated hemoglobin (HbA1c) test is done to assess compliance with therapeutic regimen in diabetic patients.
2. A three monthly monitoring is recommended in clinical management of diabetes.
3. It is not affected by daily glucose fluctuations, exercise and recent food intake.
C012139-Portea-Mumbai
1st Floor Jai View apartment396/57 17th Road North AvenueSantacruz West
Mumbai, 400059
MAHARASHTRA, India
Tel : 9821544354
Email : shradha.raorane@porteamedical.com; sunita.pandey@porteamedical.com; pranali.shinde@porteamedical.com
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4. The HbA1c is linearly related to the average blood sugar over the past 1-3 months (but is heavily weighted to the past 2-4 weeks).
5. The HbA1c is strongly associated with the risk of development and progression of microvascular and nerve complications
6. High HbA1c (>9.0-9.5%) is associated with very rapid progression of microvascular complications
7. Any condition that shorten RBC life span like acute blood loss, hemolytic anemia falsely lower HbA1c results.
8. HbA1c results from patients with HbSS, HbCC, HbSC and HbD must be interpreted with caution, given the pathological processes including anemia,
increased red cell turnover, and transfusion requirements that adversely impact HbA1c as a marker of long -term glycemic control.
9. Specimens from patients with polycythemia or post-splenectomy may exhibit increase in HbA1c values due to a somewhat longer life span of the red
cells.
10. The relationship between eAG (Mean Plasma Glucose) and HbA1c based on linear regression analysis :eAG(mg/dl)= (28.7*HbA1c)-46.7, (Diabetes
Care 2008;31:1-6).
BILIRUBIN, SERUM
C012139-Portea-Mumbai
1st Floor Jai View apartment396/57 17th Road North AvenueSantacruz West
Mumbai, 400059
MAHARASHTRA, India
Tel : 9821544354
Email : shradha.raorane@porteamedical.com; sunita.pandey@porteamedical.com; pranali.shinde@porteamedical.com
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ALKALINE PHOSPHATASE,SERUM
ALBUMIN,SERUM
GLOBULIN, SERUM
CREATININE, SERUM
CALCIUM, SERUM
SODIUM, SERUM
POTASSIUM, SERUM
C012139-Portea-Mumbai
1st Floor Jai View apartment396/57 17th Road North AvenueSantacruz West
Mumbai, 400059
MAHARASHTRA, India
Tel : 9821544354
Email : shradha.raorane@porteamedical.com; sunita.pandey@porteamedical.com; pranali.shinde@porteamedical.com
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IRON PROFILE
MICROALBUMIN/CREATININE RATIO
LIMITATION:
Various methods are available for measuring circulating concentrations of 25-OH vitamin D. The studies report reasonable correlation between methods, but
with significant differences, the reasons for which are not well understood. Vitamin D values must be interpreted within the clinical context of each patient.
C012139-Portea-Mumbai
1st Floor Jai View apartment396/57 17th Road North AvenueSantacruz West
Mumbai, 400059
MAHARASHTRA, India
Tel : 9821544354
Email : shradha.raorane@porteamedical.com; sunita.pandey@porteamedical.com; pranali.shinde@porteamedical.com
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Limitation:
• The evaluation of Macrocytic Anemia requires simultaneous measurement of both Vitamin B12 and folate levels.
• Patients taking B12 supplementation may have misleading results
ESR 12 0 - 15 mm/hr
METHOD : WESTERGREN AUTOMATED
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