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Oxalic acid - serum Refered Test

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Eurofins Biomnis code

OXA

Synonyms

  • Oalate content
  • Oxalate

Clinic significance

Primary hyperoxaluria (genetic) or secondary (acquired) hyperoxaluria can lead to renal calculi. Measuring blood oxalate levels is useful for monitoring patients on renal dialysis. Hyperoxaluria may be primary (a metabolic defect), secondary (due to impaired small intestine function) or toxic (drug-induced or due to over-consumption or accidental ingestion).

Prenalytics

  • 3 mL
  • Serum
  • FROZEN

Further information

  • 1 individual aliquot for this analysis.
  • Sample to be frozen within 1 hour. Home sampling is not advisable.
  • Enclose the specific clinical information form (R26-INTGB : Metabolic Biochemistry)
  • Sample in a fasting state (for infants, draw sample 3-4 hours after bottle)

Documents to download

Methodology

Chemistry - Spectrophotometry

Turnaround time

1 month

Pathologist(s) in charge
Refered Test
Specialty
Analytical Chemistry
Contact(s)
Dr Nicole COUPRIE
Dr Gilles PANTEIX
Phone(s)
+334 72 80 10 04
+334 72 80 10 41

Caption

Refered TestThe pre-analytical conditions and prices are defined on the basis of the requirements of the performing laboratory.

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