Vitamin D Testing
Analytical & Clinical Conundrums
Quality of the 25-OH Vitamin D Testing

January 2009
This slide shows the data from 2007. The first column shows various methods available for 25-hydroxyvd testing. The next column shows the various number of labs participating in this survey and the number of labs using a particular technology. For example, there are 20 labs using LC-MS method. The mean value obtained by using LC method was 50.8, the standard deviation among labs using LC method was 9.3, leading to the coefficient variation of 18.2.
Quality of Testing |
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- Introduction
- Objectives
- Rickets
- UVB Light
- Vitamin D Deficiency
- Interaction Between Vitamin D and Calcium
- Vitamin D3
- Vitamin D2
- Various Vitamin D Tests
- History of 25-OH Vitamin D Testing
- Accreditation Agencies for Precision Among Peers
- Quality of the 25-OH Vitamin D Testing
- 25-OH Vitamin D Volume
- Reference Ranges for 25-OH Vitamin D
- Various Vitamin D Tests
- Case Study - Rickets in a Premature Infant
- Birth History
- Ionized Calcium
- Fractures Identified on Routine Radiographic Surveillance for Line Placement
- Vitamin D Supplementation
- Lab Values After Vit-D Supplementation
- Mother's History
- Infant's X-ray
- Mother's Creatinine
- The Connection Between the Mother and the Infant
- Summary
- Questions?