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Difference between renal panel 1 and 2

2024-03-15 04:55:20
What is renal panel 2 and is there any difference between renal panel 2 test and normal creatinine test?
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Differs from lab to lab Renal panel will consist of few more tests

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Hi It depends on which lab and which platform. Everyone will have different panel of investigations. Renal function should include urea creatinine sodium potassium and chloride, additionally some labs report BUN and uric acid as a part of RFT.
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