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Please indicate whether serum or EDTA plasma was used, since this affects the results.
PTH reference intervals should be assessed only in individuals with sufficient 25-OH-Vit D levels (>50 nmol/L) 
 
Bart Ballieux

 B.E.P.B. Ballieux PhD
Clinical Biochemist Endocrinology
CKCL, E2-P
Leiden University Medical Centre
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From: Clinical biochemistry discussion list [mailto:[log in to unmask]] On Behalf Of Heap Sarah (RQ3) BCH
Sent: woensdag 23 november 2011 15:30
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Subject: Paediatric PTH reference intervals

Dear Mailbase

 

We are currently reviewing our PTH reference interval. Search of published data hasn’t revealed an ‘ideal’ population. Would anyone be willing to share their paediatric reference intervals for serum PTH analysed on Siemens Immulite 2000 and what the origins of the data are.

 

Thanks

 

Dr Sarah Heap   PhD FRCPath

Consultant Biochemist

Clinical Chemistry

Birmingham Children's Hospital/Birmingham Women's Hospital

Tel:0121 333 9922

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