| Analytical packages – Urine |
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| Individual elements in urine |
| Ag |
Fe |
Mo |
REE |
Te |
| Au |
Ga |
Na |
Rh |
Th |
| B |
Ge |
Nb |
Ru |
Ti |
| Ba |
Hf |
Os |
S |
Tl |
Be |
I |
P |
Sb |
U |
| Bi |
In |
Pd |
Sc |
V |
| Br |
Ir |
Pt |
Sn |
W |
| Ca |
K |
Rb |
Sr |
Y |
| Cs |
Li |
Re |
Ta |
Zr |
| Accredited elements are marked in bold. |
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| H-3b Metals in urine (accredited) |
| Ca (300) |
K (2000) |
Mg (1000) |
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| Na (1000) |
P (400) |
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| Figures in brackets denote limits of quantification in µg/l. Minimum sample volume: 3 ml. |
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| H-3c Metals in urine |
| Cd (0.04) |
Hg (0.2) |
Pb (0.2) |
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| Accredited elements are marked in bold. Figures in brackets denote limits of quantification in µg/l. Minimum sample volume: 3 ml. |
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| H-3d Metals in urine (accredited) |
| Co (0.05) |
Cr (0.2) |
Cu (2) |
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| Ni (0.3) |
Zn (3) |
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| Figures in brackets denote limits of quantification in µg/l. Minimum sample volume: 3 ml. |
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| H-3e Metals in urine |
| Al (2) |
Cd (0.04) |
Co (0.05) |
Cr (0.2) |
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| Cu (2) |
Hg (0.2) |
Mn (0.3) |
Mo (0.3) |
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| Ni (0.3) |
Pb (0.2) |
Zn (3) |
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| Accredited elements are marked in bold. Figures in brackets denote limits of quantification in µg/l. Minimum sample volume: 3 ml. |
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| Arsenic speciation for urine |
| As(III) (0.03) |
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| As(V) (0.2) |
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| MMA(V) (0.04) |
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| DMA(V) (0.1) |
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Figures in brackets denote limits of quantification in µg/l.
Method: IC-HG-ICP-MS. Please contact the laboratory for further information. |
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Supplementary elements to all packages
As (2)
Se (10)
As (2) + Se (10)
Figures in brackets denote limits of quantification in µg/l.
Creatinine etc.
Creatinine + U-alpha1-microglobuline (protein HC)
S-beta2-microglobulin
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ALS Scandinavia participates in the ICP-MS Comparison Programme, an ongoing series of analytical comparisons arranged by Le Centre de Toxicologie du Québec (CTQ). Purpose of this programme is to enable laboratories using ICP-MS for biological samples to compare results. To date, ALS Scandinavia has participated in comparative studies on whole blood, serum/plasma, urine, hair, nails, liver and kidney for a large number of metals. |
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