Cortisol Quantitative Test Reagent
Cortisol belongs to the glucocorticoid in the adrenal cortex and can be usedclinically to diagnose Cushing's syndrome and Addison's syndrome.
Features: 
● Animal: Canine, Feline 
● Sample type: Plasma, Serum 
● Sample volume: 75μL 
● Detection range:10-1000nmol/L 
● Reaction time: 15 min 
● 4-30°storage, 24 months shelf life
| Item | Cortisol | |||
| Specimen/Samle Vol | Serum/(EDTA-K2 Plasma) 75uL | |||
| Sample amount of mixture | 75uL | |||
| Response time | 15min | |||
| Project significance and indications | Cortisol is the glucocorticoid of the adrenocortical hormone. Clinical application: Diagnosis of Cushing's syndrome and Edison's syndrome.  | 
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Reference range of Cortisol in canine or feline blood: (1 ug/dL=27.64 nmol/L)
1.Detection range: 10~1000 nmol/L
2.ACTH stimulation test: intramuscular injection of ACTH 2.2 IU/kg, the maximum does not exceed 40 IU, cortisol after 2 hours. The diagnosis is as follows:
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			 Pre-stimulus Cortisol value  | 
			
			 Cortisol value after stimulation  | 
			
			 Diagnostic value  | 
		
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			 <55nmol/L(<2 μg/dL)  | 
			
			 <55nmol/L (<2 μg/dL)  | 
			
			 It needs to be evaluated in combination with cortisol test value after stimulation, Addison's disease.  | 
		
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			 55-166nmol/L(2-6μg/dL)  | 
			
			 Uncertain  | 
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			 55-166nmol/L(2-6μg/dL)  | 
			
			 55-166nmol/L  | 
			
			 Uncertain  | 
		
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			 166-500nmol/L  | 
			
			 Basically normal  | 
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			 500-663nmol/L  | 
			
			 Suspected Cushing's syndrome  | 
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			 >663nmol/L  | 
			
			 Cushing's syndrome requires high-dose dexamethasone suppression test to distinguish between ATH or PDH.  | 
		
3.LDDST
Intravenous injection of hexadecadrol 0.01mg/kg ,and cortisol value was measured 4 hours and 8 hours later. The diagnosis was as follows:
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			 type  | 
			
			 Cortisol value after 4 hours  | 
			
			 Cortisol value after 8 hours  | 
			
			 Diagnostic value  | 
		
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			 LDDST  | 
			
			 -  | 
			
			 <27.64nmol/L (<1ug/dL)  | 
			
			 normal  | 
		
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			 27.64-39nmol/L (1-1.4ug/dL)  | 
			
			 27.64-39nmol/L (1-1.4ug/dL)  | 
			
			 Suspected  | 
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			 >39nmol/L and >50% base value  | 
			
			 >39nmol/L and >50% base value  | 
			
			 Cushing's syndrome  | 
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			 <39nmol/L or <50% base value  | 
			
			 >39nmol/L and >50% base value  | 
			
			 PDH  | 
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			 >39nmol/L or >50% base value  | 
			
			 >39nmol/L and <50% base value  | 
			
			 PDH  | 
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			 <39nmol/L or <50% base value  | 
			
			 >39nmol/L and <50% base value  | 
			
			 PDH  | 
		
4. HDDST
Intravenous injection of hexadecadrol 0.1mg/kg ,and cortisol value was measured 4hours and 8 hours later. The diagnosis was as follows:
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			 type  | 
			
			 Cortisol value after 4 hours  | 
			
			 Cortisol value after 8 hours  | 
			
			 Diagnostic value  | 
		
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			 HDDST  | 
			
			 <39nmol/L or <50% base value  | 
			
			 >39nmol/L and >50% base value  | 
			
			 PDH  | 
		
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			 >39nmol/L and >50% base value  | 
			
			 <39nmol/L or <50% base value  | 
			
			 PDH  | 
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			 <39nmol/L or <50% base value  | 
			
			 <39nmol/L or <50% base value  | 
			
			 PDH  | 
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			 >39nmol/L and >50% base value  | 
			
			 >39nmol/L and >50% base value  | 
			
			 More tests are needed to distinguish PDH and primary adrenal hyperactivity  | 
		
Each Laboratory should establish a reference range that is representative of the population to be evaluated. The diagnosis must be made in conjunction with other clinical symptoms and tests.
        
                        
                    
                        
                    
                