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Steve - We report CK >100000 U/L
We use patient sample with normal CK for dilution.
We add a general comment with such elevated results. - Sutirtha

Regards,
Dr Sutirtha Chakraborty
MBBS, MD, FACB
Consultant & Head,
Dept of Biochemistry,
Peerless Hospital ,
Kolkata, India
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Subject: CK

In the absence of anything of any substance on the internet, can I ask the collective:

 

1)    At what point do you report grossly elevated CK activities as > a certain figure (if any)?

2)    What matrix do you use for offline dilution? Saline? Pooled serum?

3)    Do you include any comment as to the (in)accuracy of any grossly elevated result?

 

Any information collated and shared.

 

Regards,

 

Steve

 

Steve Coward

Operational Manager, Automation

Clinical Biochemistry

Belfast Trust

028 9063 4446

 

 

 

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