Thoracic outlet syndrome can result from injury, disease, or a congenital problem, such as an abnormal first rib. It is more common in women than in men, and poor posture and obesity can aggravate the condition. Psychological changes are often seen in patients with thoracic outlet syndrome.
Excess detergent can also be removed from a proteinsolution with Bio-Beads Â® SM-2 adsorbent.Alternatively, the Bio-Rad DC(detergent compatible) Protein Assaycan be used. The DCProtein Assay is a modified Lowry assay whichworks in the presence of 1% ionic or nonionic detergent. This two-step method is ready to evaluate in just 15 minutes, and each kit willassay up to 500 samples with the standard method, or 10,000 sampleswith the microplate method.3.
Lab Dept: Chemistry. Test Name: C-REACTIVE PROTEIN (CRP) General Information. Lab Order Codes: CRP. Synonyms: C-Reactive Protein Quantitative ,Plasma or Serum; CRP. CPT Codes: 86140 âC-reactive protein. Test Includes: C-Reactive protein concentration reported in mg/dL. Logistics. Test Indications: C-Reactive protein is one of the acute phase proteins, the serum or. plasma levels of which rise during a general, unspecific response to. infections and non-infectious inflammatory processes such as. rheumatoid arthritis, cardiovascular disease and peripheral vascular. disease.