Reposted by Andy Patton
#2. myoglobin shows up *faster* and may be detectable via urinalysis.
myoglobin will be (falsely) detected by the chemistry strip as “hemoglobin”
but cellular analysis won’t show erythrocytes
so “heme positive” urine with no erythrocyes suggests rhabdomyolysis
myoglobin will be (falsely) detected by the chemistry strip as “hemoglobin”
but cellular analysis won’t show erythrocytes
so “heme positive” urine with no erythrocyes suggests rhabdomyolysis
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November 23, 2024 at 9:17 PM
#2. myoglobin shows up *faster* and may be detectable via urinalysis.
myoglobin will be (falsely) detected by the chemistry strip as “hemoglobin”
but cellular analysis won’t show erythrocytes
so “heme positive” urine with no erythrocyes suggests rhabdomyolysis
myoglobin will be (falsely) detected by the chemistry strip as “hemoglobin”
but cellular analysis won’t show erythrocytes
so “heme positive” urine with no erythrocyes suggests rhabdomyolysis