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Urine electrophoresis is primarily used for the detection of free monoclonal light chain paraproteins (Bence-Jones Proteins) in patients with suspected myeloma. Polyclonal free light chains may occur in the urine of healthy elderly people as well as in inflammatory disorders and patients with renal dysfunction. All serum and urine samples with suspected paraprotein bands will be investigated by immunofixation electrophoresis.
Random Urine collected in a preservative free container; pair with 8ml SST serum sample
Price on application
5 days
Immunoelectrophoresis
Not applicable
Serum Electrophoresis
Ambient temperature and first class post. Hays DX users please enquire via email below.
Ambient temperature if courier will deliver within 72 hours otherwise consider refrigerated transport. Freezing is not a requirement.
Ensure delivery Monday to Friday 07:00 - 17:30.
For further information, email immunology.office@nhs.net
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