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If you have any concerns about these tests, or the results, please discuss them with your Oncology Nurse.

Medication or recent exposure to possible hepatotoxic agents. Recent foreign travel or contact with viral hepatitis.

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Blood tests are taken to check for inflammation. However, these tests are not specific for TA.

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Reference ranges Male: Less than 11.8 ng/L Female: Less than 4.6 ng/L Further information To find out more about calcitonin access Lab Tests OnLine

Reference ranges 0-9 years : <30 U/L 10-17 years: <40 U/L ≥18 years: <67 U/L Further information Lab Tests Online Page last updated: 30/11/2023

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Reference ranges Assayed using the Cobas CEA ECLIA Reference range: less than 5 µg/L Further information Lab Tests Online: CEA test Monograph of the

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Flow Cytometry Flow Cytometry tests including; Chronic / Low Grade Lymphoproliferative Disease Panels Acute / High Grade Immunophenotyping Panels Lymphocyte

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Therapeutic range 10 - 40 mg/L Further information To learn more about phenobarbital visit Lab Tests Online

baseline level prior to treatment or follow up).

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Greater than 1 year old: 73 - 210 nmol/L Unit conversion factor: µg/L x 18.2 nmol/L Further information To learn more about trace elements visit Lab Tests

Blood tests If you have been asked to do a blood test, you can do so at Cheltenham General Hospital or Gloucestershire Royal Hospital without an appointment

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