The persistent appearance of small amounts of albumin in urine (microalbuminuria) may be the first indicator of a renal dysfunction. For diabetic patients, positive results may be the first indicator of a diabetic nephropathy. Without therapy, the amount of released albumin will increase (macroalbuminuria) and renal insufficiency will occur.
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Cat. No |
Product Description |
Format |
Kit Size |
CE Status |
Specimen |
Cut-Off |
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OMIA-101 |
Micro-Albumin Semi-Quantitative Rapid Test Dipstick |
Dipstick |
50 T |
CE |
Urine |
20μg/mL |
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OMIA-102 |
Micro-Albumin Semi-Quantitative Rapid Test Cassette |
Cassette |
30 T |
CE |
Urine |
20μg/mL |
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OMIL-101 |
Micro-Albumin Qualitative Rapid Test Dipstick |
Dipstick |
50 T |
CE |
Urine |
20μg/mL |
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OMIL-102 |
Micro-Albumin Qualitative Rapid Test Cassette |
Cassette |
30 T |
CE |
Urine |
20μg/mL |