Pompe Disease (Whole Blood)
Alias: Acid-maltase disease, Glycogen storage disease II, acid Alpha-glucosidase
Discipline: Clinical Chemistry
Test information: For the diagnosis of Pompe disease, which is a rare genetic disorder occurring due to mutations the acid alpha-glucosidase enzyme gene. Please note this test is for the investigation of Infantile Pompe Disease, and for second line testing of children/adults after a positive dried blood spot test..
- Specimen Type(s)
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- Blood;
- Other Acceptable Specimen Type(s)
- N/A
- Specimen Container - Adult
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- Purple Top BD;
- Specimen Container - Paediatric
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- Lilac Top Microtainer BD;
- Analytes
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- N/A;
- Part of a test profile?
- N/A
- Volume (min) of sample to be sent to laboratory
- Adult- One FULL EDTA (4ml), Paeds- min 3 ml
- Patient Preparation, Sample Handling and Transport
- Taken Monday to Thursday, immediately hand delivered to Clinical Chemistry BEFORE MIDDAY as must be posted away by Clinical Chemistry the same day.
- Maximum add on time
- N/A
- Units and Reference Ranges / Interpretation
- Please see the report.
- UKAS number
- 9865
- UKAS accredited test?
- Yes
- Comments
- "Pompe Disease (Whole Blood)" is for the investigation of Infantile Pompe Disease, and for second line testing of children/adults after a positive dried blood spot test.
If you have any queries about a test or results interpretation please contact us.
Last updated: 25-07-2023