Haemoglobin S Level
Sickle haemoblobin is a consequence of an amino acid substitution in one or both beta chains of the haemoglobin molecule. In its homozygous form (Sickle Cell Disease) the patient has an intolerance for a reduced oxygen tension situation eg. anaesthesia or
| Tube | EDTA (Haem) |
|---|---|
| ID | 12644 |
| Availability | |
| Additional Information | The Hb S level detected by HPLC is reported in all cases where Hb S is detected. HbS levels are monitored in Sickle cell anaemia patients that are undergoing blood transfusions at regular intervals |
| Turn Around | 4 days |
| Collection Con | Should not be booked in alone, should be booked in for HPCS2J. |
| Sample REQ | Blood |
| IP Acute TAT | 1 day |
| IP Routine TAT | 4 days |
| GP Routine TAT | 4 days |
| Telepath | HbSJ |
| ICE Codes | HbSJ |
