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Profiles/Screenings – Small Animals
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Profiles/Screenings – Ruminants
Profiles – Llama, Alpaca
Profiles/Screenings – Swine
Haematology, Clin. Chemistry, Endocrinology
Haematology
Clinical Chemistry
Urinalysis
Immunological Tests / Markers for Inflammation
Endocrinology / Tumour Markers
Function Tests / Calculation Formulas
Vitamins, Drug Levels, Intoxication
Vitamins
Drug Levels
Intoxication
Allergy
Allergy Testing
Allergen-specific Immunotherapy
Infectious Diseases: Pathogen and Antibody Detection
Viruses
Bacteria
Fungi
Parasites
Microbiology/ Parasitology
Bacteriology/Mycology
Parasitology
Testing for Indigestion and Diarrhoea
Autovaccine/Herd–specific Vaccine
Pathology
Pathohistology
Immunohistology
Cytology
Clonality Analysis of Lymphocytes
Tumour-genetic Tests
Genetics
Hereditary Diseases
Performance
Coat Colour/Coat Structure/Coat Length
Genetic Combinations
Identity/Parentage
Breed Classification
Molecular Biological Animal Species Differentiation
Sex Determination
Heredities
Abbreviations / Notes
Specialist information
Information brochures
AIDE & CONSEILS
Poster
Submission form / Species protection
Compendium
FAQ General questions
Preanalytics
Allergy/Dermatology
Image gallery
Publications English
Reference values
SI-Calculator
Vetinfo
LABOKLIN aktuell
LABOKLIN aktuell HORSE
LABOKLIN aktuell Birds/Reptiles
LABOKLIN aktuell Dermatology
Laboklin
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Data Protection in Application Procedures
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Protein/Creatinine Ratio (U-P/C)
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Protein/Creatinine Ratio (U-P/C)
Protein/Creatinine Ratio (U-P/C)
LABOKLIN Service ID: 2005
Material
urine 1 ml
Method
photometry
Duration
1 day
Remark
Parameter for early diagnosis of renal dysfunction and protein loss via urine in dogs, cats and horses
Not conclusive in case of bloody urine or active sediment
Increased values can also be caused by fever, bacterial and inflammatory processes without there beeing renal dysfunction.
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