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Finding meaning in numbers: SDMA and creatinine We tend to think of our blood biochemistry or haematology as results as discrete numbers but, in reality, each individual result such as creatinine = 160 µmol/L represents a range of possible results. How wide is this range? How does it vary with our different analytes? Can we use it to our advantage to improve our interpretation of results? Join Randolph down this rabbit hole where he will clarify these questions using creatinine and SDMA as case examples.

Finding meaning in numbers: SDMA and creatinine

We tend to think of our blood biochemistry or haematology as results as discrete numbers but, in reality, each individual result such as creatinine = 160 µmol/L represents a range of possible results.

How wide is this range? How does it vary with our different analytes? Can we use it to our advantage to improve our interpretation of results? Join Randolph down this rabbit hole where he will clarify these questions using creatinine and SDMA as case examples.

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Randolph Baral BVSc MACVS (feline) PhD WebinarLIVE! Duration: 1:11:37 Wednesday, 22 July 2020 Topic/s: clinical pathology

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