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Antimony

EDTA plasma

Antimony is widely used in alloys. Its use in semi-conductors is important. Antimony compounds are used in flame-proofing, paints, ceramics, enamels, glass, pottery, rubber technology & dye stuffs. Antimony derivatives have considerable toxicity.

Tube

03 (EB) – EDTA Blood

ID

Tests&Tubes0152

Additional information

Clinical indication for test: suspicion of antimony toxicity. Please discuss request with the Duty Biochemist (0113 39 26922 option 2). An empty tube from the same lot number should ideally be sent along with the blood sample.

Turn around

Turnaround time stated by Guildford trace element lab: 5-10 days

Send to

Blood Sciences LGI
(Test referred to: Guildford trace elements lab.)

Contact

For further details please contact Leeds Pathology customer services: [email protected].

Advice

Full Referred Test details logged internally on the referred test database [BSF2REC17003]
Download

Collection Con

Minimum volume: 2 mL whole blood Instructions to lab: DO NOT centrifuge. Store in fridge. If an empty tube also sent, please send to Guildford along with the sample.

Sample REQ

Blood

Ref. Range Notes

< 1.1 nmol/L

Units

nmol/L

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