D-Dimers are fragments resulting from the degradation of fibrin during fibrinolysis.
A low level of D-Dimer is normal and indicates that there has been activation of coagulation and formation of a clot, but can sharply increase in cases of venous thrombosis, DIC (disseminated intravascular coagulation) or pulmonary embolism.
Absorbance (turbidimetry) is directly proportional to the concentration of the antigen.
The probability of no thrombosis is defined if the concentration <135 ng / mL. Linearity: 101 - 3250 µg / L (activity)
Plasmas with values > 3000 ng / mL must be diluted in saline solution. (Specialized hemostasis)
4-4847200 :
- latex reagent 1 x 12 mL
- 1 x 21 mL reaction buffer
- D-Dimer calibrator 0 ng / mL 2 x 1 mL
- D-Dimer calibrator ≈ 3000 ng / mL 2 x 1 mL
- 0.9% saline solution 1 x 8 mL
4-4847210 :
- latex reagent 1 x 4 mL
- 1 x 7 mL reaction buffer
- D-Dimer 0 ng / mL 1 x 2 mL calibrator
- D-Dimer calibrator ≈ 3000 ng / mL 1 x 2 mL
- 0.9% saline solution 1 x 8 mL
