Remedying Different Results Between In-house Chemistry Analyzers and Reference Labs
Running analyses on trusted in-house chemistry analyzers is integral to any veterinarian’s practice. However, what happens when a practice compares in-house results to readings conducted at a reference laboratory like Moichor?
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Class-Specific Chemistry
Have you ever checked the sample requirements for a full chemistry panel only to find the minimum requirements ask for more than the patient has to give?
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Analyte of the Month: AST
AST is included in all of our chemistry panels, and it can be a tricky analyte to interpret at times. Elevations in AST can mean many things, so read on to learn more about interpreting it in the context of the patient.
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Why we use a purple top tube for mammal CBCs
If you’re wondering why a reference lab that got its start imaging slides of avian and reptile blood is asking for a purple top tube for mammal blood, you’re not alone. It’s a good question: Why does a reference lab that uses automated microscopy need whole blood in a purple top tube to run a slide through a microscope?
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