Paraprotein Sample Exchange in Australia and New Zealand - 2018.

Q1 Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology Clinical Biochemist Reviews Pub Date : 2019-02-01
Nilika Wijeratne, Jillian R Tate, Stephen Du Toit, Joel D Smith, Andrew Soepnel, Kay Weng Choy, Helen Martin, Robyn Henry, Kaye Glegg, Elizabeth Byrnes, Louise Wienholt, Peter Mollee
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Quantification of co-migrating paraproteins in the beta-region presents an ongoing challenge for laboratories performing serum protein electrophoresis. The between-laboratory variation may impact patient care if the patient uses different pathology services during plasma cell dyscrasia monitoring. To identify the practical difficulties and determine the extent of agreement in the reporting of beta-migrating paraproteins in Australia and New Zealand (NZ), sample exchanges were conducted in five Australian states and in NZ in early 2018. This study has highlighted the variation in quantification and reporting of beta-migrating paraproteins which could potentially affect patient monitoring and management.

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澳大利亚和新西兰的副蛋白样品交换-2018。
β区共迁移副蛋白的定量对进行血清蛋白电泳的实验室来说是一个持续的挑战。如果患者在浆细胞发育异常监测期间使用不同的病理学服务,实验室之间的差异可能会影响患者护理。为了确定澳大利亚和新西兰(NZ)报告β迁移副蛋白的实际困难并确定一致程度,2018年初在澳大利亚五个州和新西兰进行了样本交换。这项研究强调了β迁移副蛋白的定量和报告的变化,这可能会影响患者的监测和管理。
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